As climate change and wildfires deplete tree populations across the U.S., Archangel Ancient Tree Archive is using cloning technology to replant redwoods and sequoias and save their genetic material.
We are honored to have such a beautiful article written about our work. Our thanks go out to Elizabeth Svoboda for joining us on a recent genetics collecting trip in California and writing this wonderful article.
Our May 2019 expedition to California and Oregon was an incredible experience. We were pleased to see interest from the wider world, including teams from BBC, NBC Nightly News, and France’s TF1 Network.
E360 DIGEST, YALE ENVIRONMENT 360, DECEMBER 27, 2018. A team of arborists has successfully cloned and grown saplings from the stumps of some of the world’s oldest and largest coast redwoods, some of which were 3,000 years old and measured 35 feet in diameter when they...
BY RUSSELL MCLENDON, MOTHER NATURE NETWORK, DECEMBER 17, 2018. The clones come from trees that were larger than any alive today. A new “super grove” of endangered coast redwood trees has arisen in California, thanks to a nonprofit group that planted 75...
Archangel’s work was just featured on CBS News. Reporters joined us on a recent collecting trip to the Sierra Nevada mountain range and filed this report.