We envision a world where ancient trees and forests are valued, protected, and restored for their profound ecological, scientific, and cultural significance.

Feature Story:

Grizzly Giant Tree Health Inspection

In June 2026, Ancient Forest Society was asked to climb the one of the oldest

and most famous living giant sequoias, The Grizzly Giant,

to assess four key tree health indicators.

An Ancient Forest Society team member inspecting the General Sherman, a giant sequoia and the world's largest tree on the planet located in Sequoia National Park.

Ancient Forest Society is dedicated to the understanding, protection, and restoration of ancient trees and forests. Through scientific research, preservation initiatives, and immersive educational experiences, we promote the ecological, cultural, and climate benefits of forests worldwide.

Looking up at ancient giant sequoias with puffy clouds floating by in the background

By fostering connections between people and trees, we work to inspire advocacy, advance sustainable forest management, and ensure that these vital ecosystems thrive for future generations.

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