Redwood forest with Sonoma County’s most famous tree is now protected forever
A 394-acre parcel of land along the Russian River, containing rare old-growth coast redwoods, has been purchased by the Russian River County Sanitation District for $6.18 million. This acquisition from the Save the Redwoods League ensures permanent protection of the land from development. The deal includes a conservation easement and recreation covenant, marking a significant achievement in the century-long efforts to preserve these endangered trees. The Save the Redwoods League, which initially bought the land in 2023, has already implemented measures to improve the forest’s health and security.
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Dave Green
With a deep-rooted passion for nature and a decade-long journey nurturing redwood trees, Dave stands as a dedicated steward of these majestic giants. Over the past ten years, Dave has meticulously cultivated redwood trees, witnessing their growth from mere saplings to towering sentinels of the natural world. As a UK-based enthusiast, Dave has developed a profound understanding of the intricacies of redwood tree care, adaptation to local climates, and their unique appeal in British landscapes. Through Dave's expert insights and hands-on experience, readers are invited to explore the enchanting world of redwood trees and discover the wonders that these living monuments bring to our surroundings.
