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Sempervirens Fund

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Official site for Sempervirens Fund, protecting redwood forests since 1900. For latest updates, see our Facebook page: facebook.com/SempervirensFu…
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    Sep 12, 2024
    🌲Who are we and what do we do? With more than a century of history behind us, there’s lots to learn about Sempervirens Fund, but our mission is simple: we preserve redwoods and their broader ecosystem through land stewardship. 🧵
    "Who is Sempervirens Fund? (And what do we do?)" superimposed over photographs of redwood trees
    Sempervirens Fund is California’s first land trust, est. in 1900. Since our founding, we've protected more than 36,000 acres of redwood forests in the Santa Cruz mountains and helped establish three state and two regional parks.
A land trust is a community-based non-profit that seeks to permanently protect land. We both acquire land directly or partner with willing landowners to conserve land through  conservation easements. In addition, we help to manage and restore land once it has been protected.
    Our mission is to protect and permanently preserve redwood forests, wildlife habitat, watersheds, and other important natural and scenic features of California’s Santa Cruz mountains, and to encourage public appreciation and enjoyment of this environment.
(Three photos. People wearing waders in a wetland using nets to observe something in the water. A pair of hands cupping a group of fern leaves. A bobcat among tall grasses.)
    With your help, we're working to establish a large, interconnected, and protected network of healthy trees and streams, stretching across public and private lands. 
A photo of a varied coniferous forest.
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    Sempervirens Fund
    @SempervirensFnd
    Nov 24, 2025
    Something to be thankful for🍁🍂Sempervirens Fund just received a $3,050,000 grant from @ca_coastal, matching support from our donors 6x and amplifying your impact!💚Please give at sempervirens.org to protect Big Basin's old-growth redwoods for future generations.
    Image featuring a backdrop of towering redwood trees, with text celebrating a grant received by Sempervirens Fund from the California State Coastal Conservancy to restore Big Basin Redwoods, emphasizing a six-time match from donors. 📸 Orenda Randuch
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    Sempervirens Fund
    @SempervirensFnd
    May 15, 2025
    #EndangeredSpeciesDay asks us to recognize the plight of threatened species and help protect them. The majestic redwoods of the Santa Cruz Mountains are sanctuaries for countless species—such as the Marbled Murrelet—now facing dire challenges. Take action: secure.sempervirens.org/a/grow-the-for…
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    Sempervirens Fund
    @SempervirensFnd
    May 6, 2025
    We are incredibly happy that AB 679 passed the Assembly today - now it's on to the Senate! At this critical time to invest in state parks and recover from the CZU fire, we are grateful to all who made their voices heard. Special thanks to @AsmGailPellerin for your leadership! 🌲
    Text overlay saying 'We did it! AB 679 just passed. Thank you for taking action to rebuild state parks in the Santa Cruz Mountains,' includes Sempervirens Fund logo, set against a lush background of the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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    Sempervirens Fund
    @SempervirensFnd
    Apr 25, 2025
    Happy #ArborDay! Let’s appreciate some of the resilient beauties of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Which redwood do you love the most? Tell us your pick in the comments! 🌲“Tentacle” Redwood 🌲“Old Tree” Redwood 🌲”Methuselah” Redwood
    A unique redwood tree with a branch resembling a tentacle in a lush forest, referred to as "Tentacle" Redwood.
    View of the 'Old Tree' Redwood, towering among other trees against a clear blue sky.
    Methuselah redwood tree towering into a foggy sky, its thick trunk covered in richly textured bark.