A Timber Farm Focused
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Re-visioning How We Value Trees
The entire area where the Care Forest is located in the Santa Cruz Mountains was clear cut, starting in the 1880s.
The old growth quality of this forest was destroyed, and the giant trees were used to fire kilns used to produce lime. In the decades that followed, Redwood trees were harvested without any restrictions, further disturbing the ability of the forest to stay healthy and balanced.
The old growth quality of this forest was destroyed, and the giant trees were used to fire kilns used to produce lime. In the decades that followed, Redwood trees were harvested without any restrictions, further disturbing the ability of the forest to stay healthy and balanced.
Forest Conservation + Human Restoration
Move from Climate Crisis Overwhelm to Action
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Be part of the solution for as little as $7 a month
Offset your environmental impact by becoming a monthly Care Forest Tree Farm member, or make a one-time gift. 100% of your membership fees go toward protecting and conserving the carbon-sequestration value of the forest and supporting educational and therpeutic programming that increases human connection. |
The Care Forest Monthly Fresh Air Membership
Please Note: We are not able to have guests at this time due to the impact of the CZU Lightning Fire Complex
Once you become a member, we highly encourage you to come and to get to know the trees you are helping to conserve, including a secret and magnificent old growth grove. Scroll down to read why Redwood trees are so important & to arrange a visit once you become a member of our Care Forest Tree Farm!
Once you become a member, we highly encourage you to come and to get to know the trees you are helping to conserve, including a secret and magnificent old growth grove. Scroll down to read why Redwood trees are so important & to arrange a visit once you become a member of our Care Forest Tree Farm!
WHY REDWOODS? |
PLAN A VISITExperience your natural human habitat & the healing energy of the trees. Contact me to get an invitation .
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“What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves and to one another.”
― Chris Maser, Forest Primeval: The Natural History of an Ancient Forest