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Under the Redwoods

Exploring the beauty, history, science, and benefits of our magnificent redwood forests

In this webinar series, we invite experts and thinkers to join us to explore our magnificent redwood forests, what makes redwoods so special, why they thrive here and nowhere else in the world, and what they mean to us in our lives.

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Sneak Peak at the 2024 Series

We will return in January 2024 on the last Tuesday of each month from 1 - 2 PM PT. Topics will include:

  • Demystifying Lichen
  • Foraging and Edible Native Plants
  • Advocating for Forests and Climate
  • Native Grasslands: A Quickly Disappearing Bread Basket
  • Bats and Redwoods
  • Hiking for Health
  • Insects in the Forest
  • Recording Redwoods: Sounds of the Forest
  • Monitoring Marbled Murrelets
  • eDNA Coho Salmon and Steelhead Trout Research in Mill Creek
  • Fungi and Forests
  • Light at Night: Nocturnal and Bioluminescent Life in the Redwoods

Register for the series here.

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2023 Episode Sponsors

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Our past Under the Redwoods webinars:

Valentin Lopez

Indigenous People of the Santa Cruz Mountains: Valentin Lopez

October 28, 2020

Valentin Lopez, the chairman of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, discusses efforts to re-learn and reclaim cultural traditions to care for the earth in their ancestral territory. You can also read our SemperVoices interview with Val, discussing the true riches of relationships with the land.

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Emily Burns

Signs of Life: Forests in Recovery

September 4, 2020

Redwoods expert Emily Burns, Ph.D. shares the signs she looks for in forests recovering from wildfire. This presentation is hopeful, insightful, and brimming with facts that may matter now more than ever. You can also enjoy Dr. Burns’ Ten Signs Of Hope In A Forest After Fire from our SemperVoices series.

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Managing for Wildfire in the Santa Cruz Mountains

July 15, 2020

 Sempervirens Fund Land Stewardship Manager Ian Rowbotham details the work that goes into preventing wildfire, managing fire risks, and using fire as a tool for healthy land management. This presentation offers important context for the work to come to mitigate the risks for future wildfire events before they occur.

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