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Under the Redwoods
- The History of #OptOutside: Vivienne Long, REI
- Restoring Mill Creek and the San Vicente Watershed: Ian Rowbotham and Kelli Camara
- Fire and Forests in California: Professor Scott Stephens
- Discovering the Wisdom of the Forest: Suzanne Simard
- Reimagining Big Basin: Chris Spohrer
- The Future of Parks and Conservation in the Bay Area: Doug McConnell
- Pumas in the Santa Cruz Mountains: Chris Wilmers
- The Marvels and Mystery of the Marbled Murrelet: Portia Halbert
- Treasure Hunting in the Santa Cruz Mountains: Amy Patten
- Redwoods as an Idea: Robert Buelteman
- Looking to California State Parks’ Future: Armando Quintero
- Indigenous People of the Santa Cruz Mountains: Valentin Lopez
- Signs of Life: Forests in Recovery
- Managing for Wildfire in the Santa Cruz Mountains
News
- Join Sempervirens Fund and REI and #OptOutside
- Fall and Winter Hikes 2021
- Bats of the Redwoods
- NEWS: San Vicente Redwoods Marks 10 Years as a “Living Laboratory” for Wildfire Resilience, Wildlife Protection and Ecosystem Restoration
- San Vicente Creek: Restoring a Stronghold
- NEWS: Mill Creek Dam Removed in Santa Cruz Mountains
- Mill Creek Dam and the San Vicente Watershed
- A Marbled Murrelet Fledges from Big Basin
- Nature Needs Time to Heal
- CZU Anniversary
- Big Basin: Honor its Past, Build it to Last
- Funding for Big Basin’s Future and Santa Cruz Redwood Forests
- Eight Ways Science Helps Protect Redwoods
- Redwood Camping and Backpacking
- Old-Growth: What it Means and Why it Matters
- Songs to Inspire and Protect Our Planet
- OpenRoad with Doug McConnell
- Statement on Big Basin and Governor’s California State Budget Revisions
- NEWS: CEMEX Agrees to Removal of Dam at Mill Creek in Santa Cruz Mountains
- Wildflowers After Wildfire
- Land Trust Accreditation: Your Comments Welcome
- The Life and Times of Pumas
- The Natural Healing Power of Fire
- Redwoods, Pumas, and People
- Nature for All: Explore the Outdoors
- What is Stewardship?
- Winter Wildfires
- Big Basin Recovery Fund Supports Access and Safety Improvements
- Big Basin Memories
- As 2020 ends, double your support for redwoods
- On #GivingTuesday, triple your support for redwoods
- Fall & Winter Outdoor Ideas 2020
- What Recovery Means for Big Basin and Santa Cruz Redwoods
- Wildfires in Big Basin Redwoods State Park
- Land and Water Conservation Fund is Forever!
- Historic Moment for the Land and Water Conservation Fund
- Action Alert: Great American Outdoors Act Need Your Support
- Celebrating Independence and Honoring Interdependence
- Action Alert: Bills in Congress and State Legislature Need Your Support
- Statement on Racial Justice
- Take Action Now: Cotoni-Coast Dairies National Monument needs your voice!
- Coronavirus
- Fire Creates Forest Resilience
- Exploring Nature and Leaving It Be: a Guide
- Sempervirens Fund Takes Ownership of Gazos Creek
- Official Opening of the Robert C. Kirkwood Entrance
- 320-Acre Filice Ranch Acquired in Sempervirens Fund/POST Partnership
- Sempervirens Fund Participates in Unique Partnership to Save 1,000 Acres
- Restoring San Vicente Creek to Save Endangered Salmon
- Sempervirens Fund Protects 50 Acres of Redwood Forest Next to Castle Rock State Park and the Skyline-to-the-Sea Trail
- Paul Archambeault: A Redwood Hero 30 Years in the Making
- Fall & Winter Outdoor Ideas 2018
- How Redwoods Survive Wildfire
- Clematis Removal Project Underway in San Vicente Redwoods
- Proposition 68 Passes
- In Memoriam Bob Kirkwood :: 1939-2017
- Amphitheater Construction Underway at New Robert C. Kirkwood Entrance!
- Sempervirens Club’s Christmas Wish List in 1908
- Rain Sorcery: A Wyrd Hike with Newts
- Searching for the Tallest Second-Growth Trees
- The Bear Fire
- John Felstiner and Poetry as Environmental Activism
- Tilford George Berry: The Ghost of the Gambling Hermit in Big Basin’s Berry Creek Falls
- Construction is underway for the new Castle Rock Gateway
- Opinion: California state parks are crumbling; how can we help?
- Rally for SB-5 and AB-18 Draws Hundreds
- Ornithology Mystery Solved at Big Basin
- Shrink at least 4 national monuments and modify a half-dozen others, Zinke tells Trump
- COTONI-COAST RIDGE: A CALL TO ACTION
- Lompico Forest Carbon Project
- Santa Cruz Mountains Carbon Cooperative Frequently Asked Questions
- Santa Cruz Mountains Carbon Cooperative
- Russell Varian: The Man Who Helped Win the Battle of Britain and Create Castle Rock State Park
- The Jerry Garcia-Sempervirens Fund Connection
- Meadow Restoration and Research
- Coast Redwoods Fight Climate Change
- Speak up for our National Monuments and the California Coast
- Google Trekker Maps Santa Cruz Mountains Trails
- Last Chance for CA State Parks’ “Redwoods” License Plate
- Partnering to Protect the Redwoods
- President Obama Designates Cotoni-Coast Dairies National Monument!
- Our 2016 Accomplishments and Future Investments
- Giving Tuesday – Gives Back To Students
- Meet Amah Mutsun Land Trust’s First Executive Director
- Ghost Redwoods – Solving the Albino Redwoods Mystery
- Sempervirens Fund has been re-accredited by the Land Trust Alliance Accreditation Commission
- Sara Barth Joins Sempervirens Fund as New Executive Director
- The Life and Times of a Banana Slug
- Love the Outdoors – Gifts and Events for Valentine’s Day and Beyond
- Historian Kevin Starr presents “Conservation in California: Continuing the Legacy of the Sempervirens Fund” (video)
- Land Trust Alliance Re-accreditation Notice
- OpenRoad: Quiroste Valley – Restoring Sacred Ground
- Cotoni-Coast Dairies National Monument Campaign
- Discover Sempervirens Falls at Big Basin Redwoods State Park
- Pamela Koch Joins Sempervirens Fund’s Board of Directors
- Amanda Montez Joins Sempervirens Fund’s Board of Directors
- National Monument Campaign Kick-off a Huge Success! Highlights & Photos
- Measure Q and Prop 1 Win, Assisted by Sempervirens Fund Support
- Redwood Champions Amid Drought and Climate Change
- Sempervirens Fund and POST Submit San Vicente Redwoods Timber Harvest Plan (THP)
- Sempervirens Fund Wins Approval for New Facilities at Silicon Valley’s “Hidden Gem,” Castle Rock State Park
- Austin Swift Joins Sempervirens Fund’s Board of Directors
- Sempervirens Fund Commits Early Support for the California Water Bond Initiative
- California Wildlife Board Approves $10 Million To Complete Protection of San Vicente (Cemex) Redwoods
- Fred Keeley Elected Sempervirens Fund Board President
- CEMEX Redwoods Starts New Life as San Vicente Redwoods
- Sempervirens Fund Adds 33-Acre Redwood Forest to the Great Park
- Sempervirens Fund Welcomes Finance Director Patrick Gibbons
- Sempervirens Fund Receives Great Reviews!
- Sempervirens Fund Earns National Recognition
- Big Basin’s Campfire Center Restored
- 412 Acres of Redwood Forest, 1,400 Old‑Growth Trees, and Two Girl Scouts Camps Protected!
- Sempervirens Fund Protects 76 Acres Adjoining Big Basin, Including Marbled Murrelet Habitat
- Sempervirens Fund Protects 151 Acres of Redwood Forest Near Bonny Doon
- Preparations Begin for Sustainable Timber Harvest Plan (THP) For Small Portion of Cemex Redwoods
- Sempervirens Fund Partners with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, Costanoa Lodge to Protect Land Near Big Basin Redwoods and Año Nuevo State Parks
- Sempervirens Fund Protects 80 Acres of Local Coast Redwood Forest Near Big Basin State Park
- Sempervirens Fund Protects Local Redwood Forests from Looser Timber Harvest Rules
- Sempervirens Fund buys 80 acres in priority conservation areas
