Save the Redwoods League
July 20, 2012 by Bay Nature
Founded in 1918, the league has assisted in permanently protecting hundreds of thousands of acres of redwood forestland.
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Muir Woods Anniversary
April 01, 2008 by John Hart
Though named for legendary conservationist John Muir, Muir Woods National Monument is really the legacy of William Kent, a wealthy landowner and politician. His gift to the nation 100 years ago of this redwood-lined valley in southwestern Marin, containing the last significant old-growth stands in the county, meant that millions of visitors from around the region and the world would get to witness these magnificent trees. The park’s anniversary caps a remarkable century of conservation in the Bay Area.
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A Landscape Renewed by Fire
July 01, 2005 by Geoffrey Coffey
Enter the woods on Inverness Ridge and pause for a moment to listen. Natural history weaves itself into stories for …
