Reawakening Giants: The Bold Mission to Revive California's Majestic Redwoods

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A mere 5% of California's redwoods remain untouched, sparking an initiative to revive these ancient forests.

Redwoods, unparalleled carbon storehouses, face climate change impacts, urging a swift restoration effort.

Lyndon Johnson's 1968 bill established Redwood National Park, a triumph after decades of industry opposition.

Bipartisan support and the trees' inspiring presence contributed to the creation of the national park.

Redwoods Rising, launched in 2020, amplifies restoration efforts amid climate change's growing threats.

The old-growth giants store 2,600 tons of carbon per hectare, outperforming even the oldest secondary forests.

Despite the long growth period, investing in redwood restoration is a vital commitment to the planet's future.

Redwoods Rising, covering 600 acres annually, strives to reclaim a fraction of the original 2 million-acre redwood expanse.

Save the Redwoods League calls for safeguarding and restoring 800,000 acres, critical for redwoods' survival.

The ancient redwood landscape, once spanning 2 million acres, now faces severe threats with only 5% untouched.

Unveil the journey to bring back California's redwoods, a majestic venture blending science, culture, and conservation wisdom.