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Redwood Forest Foundation News & Newsletters
Spring 2010 News
Sustainable Community-based Redwood Forests: the RFFI Model
by John Rogers,
in "Planetary Stewardship,"
by Mary E. Power and F. Stuart Chapin;
Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America,
April 2010
0.4 MB pdf
Forests, sediments, flows, foodwebs, and river-ocean linkages:
enhancing basin resiliency through community-based forestry
by Mary Power of UC Berkeley's School of Integrative Biology;
presented at the Ecological Society of America's
Millennium Conference on Water, Athens, Georgia, November 2009.
Poster
11 MB pdf
RFFI Annual Meeting & Barbeque
Saturday July 24, 2010
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Branscomb, CA
→
RSVP here
Lost Coast Ride for the Redwoods
Benefit Mountain Bike Ride
for the Redwood Forest Foundation
Spring 2010 Newsletter
Welcome!
Kathy Moxon, President
RFFI Board of Directors
Community Outreach
Art Harwood
Executive Director of RFFI
RFFI Reaching Out for Recreation Through Prop 84
by Lin Barrett, Development Director
& Don Kemp, Vice President
Restoration and Stewardship News
by Richard Gienger, Board Member
Redwood Futures: A Call to Action
by Art Harwood, Executive Director
Join Us and Have Fun!
Some uniquely enjoyable activities
that also help support RFFI's mission.
Winter 2010 News

Meet Mike Fay & Lindsey Holm
Saturday, March 13, 2010
at the Redway School
Thousands of Baby Redwoods Find New Homes in Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino Counties
February 2010, Lake County Record-Bee
Paint the Forests
Juried Art And Photo Competition
Meet J. Michael Fay
National Geographic Society, Explorer in Residence
Monday, January 25, 2010
at the Gualala Arts Center
Meet J. Michael Fay
National Geographic Society, Explorer in Residence
Sunday, January 24, 2010
at Vermeil Wines Tasting Room, Calistoga
Fall 2009 News
How you can help
An Appeal From Donald S. Kemp
RFFI Board President
Redwood Forest Foundation
2009 Annual Update
440 KB pdf
Adopting baby redwoods
Interview with Lin Barrett
on KGO Radio News
Good holiday shopping deal
"Plant a redwood tree in someone's name..."
November 2009, Dr. Dean Edell on KGO Radio
Anyone want to sponsor a baby tree?
Group trying to plant 70,000 of them
November 2009, Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Clark Fork Restoration - video
Restoration of the Clark Fork tributary of Standley Creek, which flows into the South Fork Eel River, in the Usal Redwood Forest. Removal of an old "stringer bridge," August 2009.
Mike Fay packs the house at Caspar Inn
More than 160 people packed into the Caspar Inn to engage in a conversation with J. Michael Fay, a Wildlife Conservation Society conservationist and National Geographic Society Explorer-in-Residence.
From Redwood Summer to Redwood Summit
Preserving economies and the environment:
a new view of tall trees and older redwoods
Over 850 people took part in the Redwood Summit at Humboldt State University in Arcata on Saturday, October 3, 2009.

Redwood Region Featured
in National Geographic's Documentary
"EXPLORER: Climbing Redwood Giants"
Art Harwood joins panel discussion
at the National Geographic Society
for the world premiere of their documentary
"EXPLORER: Climbing Redwood Giants"
Fall 2009 Newsletter
Welcome!
Don Kemp, President,
RFFI Board of Directors
Community Outreach
Art Harwood
Executive Director of RFFI
Redwood Transect
by Michael Fay
National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence and
Wildlife Conservation Society conservationist
Restoration Road: New Rights-of-way for Fish
by Heidi Gundling, Advisory Board Member
and Richard Gienger, Board Member
Have Fun While Supporting RFFI!
Redwood Painting Safaris
Redwood Rescue Project
- online edition only -
Interview with Danny Hagans
Principal Earth Scientist
Pacific Watershed Associates
Summer 2009 News
Spring 2009 Newsletter
Fall 2008 News
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