RPC ⇓
Redwood Parks Conservancy (RPC) is a non-profit cooperating association established to foster understanding, enjoyment, and stewar
Northern California’s coastal public lands are special places, rich with historical, cultural, and natural resources that inspire those who visit t
Now more than ever, public lands need your help!
All proceeds from our online store go to support our partners: Redwood National & State Parks, California State Parks, the U.S.
Welcome to the
The Run in the Redwoods was a huge success.
We would like to thank the following for their support:
Crescent City/ Del Norte Co. Chamber of Commerce Joint Mixer with Redwood National and State Parks.
The 28th Annual Candlelight Walk will be presented over two nights this year! Held at Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park visitor center, the event
This is your all things Redwood Parks Conservancy Membership page.
When the redwoods are what you came for: a guide to the best short hikes in five renowned northern California parks.
National Geographic Trail Map of Redwood National and State Parks. This map is both water proof and tear resistant, ideal for back country hiking or camping. scale is 1:70,000
Redwood National Park Pin
The run was a huge success.
We would like to thank the following for their support:
T-shirt sponsor: American Hydroponics
Food sponsor: DNATL Community Food Council, North Coast Co-op
Prize sponsors: Jogg'n Shoppe, Pacific Outfitters, REI
Massage sponsor: Steamroller Massage
Redwood Parks Conservancy (RPC) has become a strong voice for parks and public lands on California’s north coast in assisting in the protection of the Redwood forest and helping visitors create memories that will last a lifetime.
In 2015, RPC donated over $500,000 in funds and operations assistance to our partners: Redwood National Park, California State Parks the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management. RPC is now in partnership with Headwaters Forest Reserve in an outreach effort to let everyone know the wonders of Headwaters and the importance of protecting this magnificent old-growth Redwood forest.
Did you know that many of the visitor centers within our partnership are operated solely by RPC and would be closed without our commitment to keep them operational?
Donations from people like you allow us to continue providing visitor services, educational programs and materials and important projects within the parks. To help us continue our mission, please donate now and help RPC further our goals of resource protection, education and visitor services.
Check out our on-line store and come back often! We have a great selection of maps, field guides and souvenirs to help make your trip exciting, or to help remember the great adventure you had on the Redwood Coast.
