Bringing the Redwoods Back
Bringing the Redwoods Back: Restoring a Damaged Forest
For decades, large-scale logging transformed parts of California’s iconic redwood forests, leaving behind damaged hillsides, unstable roads, and streams affected by erosion. Even after Redwood National Park was established, protecting the land was only the beginning.
The real challenge was figuring out how to repair an ecosystem that had been damaged long before the restoration work began. From removing old logging roads to helping young forests recover, conservation teams are working to give these remarkable landscapes a healthier…
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