Archangel on Assisted Migration in New York Times Magazine
A wonderful new article in The New York Times Magazine delves into efforts of two nonprofit organizations to use assisted migration to conserve coast redwood trees.
Grove of Giant sequoias being planted in the UK with saplings from California
A story in the UK Daily Mirror about One Life One Tree details their efforts to plant a grove of Archangel Champion Giant Sequoia trees in the cooler climate of Wales to preserve the species.
Welcome the McCovey Stump
We’re always on the hunt for new Champions to add to our archive, so when we hear that there is an ancient Coastal Redwood stump that is still alive, we undoubtedly find time in our expedition schedule for a visit.
Archangel Ancient Tree Archive to Plant Clones of World’s Largest Trees at National Site
Tomorrow, Archangel Ancient Tree Archive will plant 75 champion coastal redwood saplings at the Presidio, a national site in San Francisco, that have the potential to grow into the world’s largest trees.
First of Hundreds of New Old Growth Trees Planted
The Archangel Moving the Giants project made an important step forward with a celebratory planting in Seattle on December 10, 2016.
Jurassic Bark: Ancient Irish Trees Live Again
Archangel Ancient Tree Archive collected 130 of the oldest trees in Ireland. These iconic trees, along with California redwood clones, were propagated and reintroduced into the Irish landscape through the help of our friends.