Thousands of donors raised $15.65 million to save a 530-acre California sequoia grove, but the Castle Fire killed more than 100 ancient trees
- A 530-acre stretch of California forest filled with ancient giant sequoias was once the largest remaining privately owned giant sequoia property in the world.
- In 2019, thousands of donors came together to help Save the Redwoods League purchase and protect Alder Creek Grove for $15.65 million.
- The property contained hundreds of giant sequoias, including the enormous Stagg Tree, which is among the largest known trees on Earth.
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- A 530-acre stretch of California forest filled with ancient giant sequoias was once the largest remaining privately owned giant sequoia property in the world.
- In 2019, thousands of donors came together to help Save the Redwoods League purchase and protect Alder Creek Grove for $15.65 million.
- The property contained hundreds of giant sequoias, including the enormous Stagg Tree, which is among the largest known trees on Earth.
Sources: Times of India