Sunday marked the UN-designated International Day of Forests. This year’s theme is “Forest restoration: a path to recovery and well-being.” The gifts of the Earth’s forests are unending. Standing forests are enormous reservoirs of carbon, making them the original global cooling technology. They also support our emotional and mental well-being, as described in this Time article. Forests […]
Our real bottom line? Harvest to home values [Video]
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When you purchase one of our California Redwood picnic tables, pergolas, pavilions, or gliders, you can rest assured that we’ve been hands-on every step of the way: From the moment we sustainably harvest the wood from our restored forestlands, or that of our restoration forestry partners To the milling and hand-selection of the lumber To […]
Win A $1000 Gift Card: Our Way of Saying Thank You 🌳
In celebration of Earth Day, we want to give away some beautiful furniture and also take a moment to reflect on our mission of growing and protecting our Redwood Forests. Forever Redwood came into being almost 25 years ago when three friends,inspired by their love for the Redwoods, decided to create a sustainable business model that would ensure the future […]
Article about trees and global warming
Dear Friends of Forever Redwood, This article details the most recent science on cloud formation and associated global moderating influences that forest have. Much greater than previously thought. Maybe the scientists will prevail on us all to do a lot more to protect and restore the forests of the planet… http://www.rawstory.com/2016/10/trees-are-much-better-at-creating-clouds-and-cooling-the-climate-than-we-thought/
An Inconvenient Truth Ten Years Later
In 2006, Al Gore’s influential documentary film, An Inconvenient Truth, became a turning point in the climate change conversation. It’s clear, urgent message of pending severe global ecological degradation sparked a massive debate and action. It has led to substantial commitments worldwide recently that hopefully will slow and reverse the threat. Despite these recent commitments, […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Restoration Forestry
A term you will hear a lot at Forever Redwood is restoration forestry. For most people, this a completely new, unfamiliar term. Yet this practice is the cornerstone of Forever Redwood’s mission and purpose. More than just keeping the status quo, restoration forestry makes a meaningful effort not merely to maintain, but to heal our world’s forests. But […]
To Cool the Planet, Restoration Forestry Must Be Part of the Solution
A Statement on the COP21 U.N. Climate Change Conference in Paris, France by Raul F. Hernandez, Founder & CEO of ForeverRedwood.com and Old-Growth Again Restoration Forestry, Inc. As world leaders, scientists, policy makers, and environmental activists gather in Paris to craft a binding agreement to address the climate crisis on a planetary scale, it will […]
Report: Old-Growth Forests Dying Off
A recent article in the news reports on a U.S. Geological Survey finding that old-growth forests in the west are dying off, due to global warming THURSDAY, Jan. 22 (HealthDay News) — Trees in old-growth forests in the Western United States are dying at twice the rate they were a few decades ago, and experts […]
Forest Management and Fires
Each summer and fall the fire season explodes and the news is filled with stories of burning homes and thousands of brave men and women fighting fires and risking their lives protecting communities. It’s a giant annual event and its getting worse. In July 2008, lightning storms ignited thousands of fires in California that burned […]
Global Cooling Forest Management
Everyone is green these days. Even the giant oil companies are flooding the airwaves with green marketing campaigns. It sounds promising, and many positive things seem to be taking shape in response to the climate challenge. But, if you look closely, much of it is less than it seems. For example, forestry is at the […]
