The acquisition and protection of this property from the Burch Family Trust would be a big win for the trees and environment. There is some concern among local environmental groups this purchase may be a shady deal because of a caustic book recently published that lambasts Save the Redwoods League. I've not yet read the book so cannot speak to anything written by the author. I don't care to name the book but I'm certain the League is aware of it's publication. My family has been a League supporter for many years. A family trust holds 80 acres of true old growth redwoods along the Eel River that have been in the family for well over 100 years. I've urged a particular group that has concerns about this acquisition not to base their beliefs on a book or even practices by the League when founded back in 1918. It may be in the best interest of Save the Redwoods League to address this issue with its membership. Thank you.
@dianewallace606411 ай бұрын
I hope you can acquire. So beautiful. I am a member.
@sarahhuber772811 ай бұрын
WHERE DO I SIGN ❤️
@TomCumpston29 күн бұрын
I read Greg King's "Ghost Forest." Among other things, the book is a scathing and well-supported indictment of the Save the Redwoods League's founding and first sixty-to-eighty years of existence. Has the League reformed itself? I don't know, but as a second-generation contributor, I felt betrayed when I learned its true history. It will have to earn back my trust, and that begins by acknowledging its dark history -- something it has not yet begun to do.
@mamalovesthebeach43710 ай бұрын
Where can we see the complete purchase agreement? I’m not on board for saving the trees the average person can see while a deal is made behind closed doors for “managed logging” as has been done in the past.
@OspreyFlyer10 ай бұрын
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@oiocha570610 ай бұрын
How many acres of redwoods has Save the Redwoods League clearcut this year?
@leavingitblank936329 күн бұрын
There’s now talk of creating a public trail up to the giant redwood. You put a trail to it and you can kiss that tree goodbye. It wasn't long ago that some druggie burned down the fifth oldest tree in the world (The Senator) while lighting up.
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The acquisition and protection of this property from the Burch Family Trust would be a big win for the trees and environment. There is some concern among local environmental groups this purchase may be a shady deal because of a caustic book recently published that lambasts Save the Redwoods League. I've not yet read the book so cannot speak to anything written by the author. I don't care to name the book but I'm certain the League is aware of it's publication. My family has been a League supporter for many years. A family trust holds 80 acres of true old growth redwoods along the Eel River that have been in the family for well over 100 years. I've urged a particular group that has concerns about this acquisition not to base their beliefs on a book or even practices by the League when founded back in 1918. It may be in the best interest of Save the Redwoods League to address this issue with its membership. Thank you.
I hope you can acquire. So beautiful. I am a member.
WHERE DO I SIGN ❤️
I read Greg King's "Ghost Forest." Among other things, the book is a scathing and well-supported indictment of the Save the Redwoods League's founding and first sixty-to-eighty years of existence. Has the League reformed itself? I don't know, but as a second-generation contributor, I felt betrayed when I learned its true history. It will have to earn back my trust, and that begins by acknowledging its dark history -- something it has not yet begun to do.
Where can we see the complete purchase agreement? I’m not on board for saving the trees the average person can see while a deal is made behind closed doors for “managed logging” as has been done in the past.
👍❤
How many acres of redwoods has Save the Redwoods League clearcut this year?
There’s now talk of creating a public trail up to the giant redwood. You put a trail to it and you can kiss that tree goodbye. It wasn't long ago that some druggie burned down the fifth oldest tree in the world (The Senator) while lighting up.