Archangel has been tapped to propagate a tree planted in about 1898 by naturalist John Muir in order to save its genetics. The Giant Sequoia, like so many in the San Francisco Bay area, has been afflicted with a vascular fungus.
We are honored to have such a supportive article written about our recent efforts by the blog, Out of the Fog: Emerging Science from California’s Central Coast.
Students from Pacific High School in Port Orford, Oregon dedicate an ancient champion tree.
The news of our Global Planting Event turned up round the world – including in the Western Telegraph in the United Kingdom.
A Pembrokeshire holiday park has been chosen as one of only eight places across the globe to host a tree planting with planet-saving significance.
Here’s a really great talk with host and biology professor Randall Hayes on his podcast, Variation Inheritance Selection (VSI) with Archangel’s David Milarch and science author Jim Robbins. They discuss in depth the peril our forests are under and what is being done to help them to thrive again.