Griff Griffith

08/22/2026

You got to love this little conservationist and his dad. Thanks for sharing this Charla

08/18/2026

After you watch the video, answer the question, and vote on your favorite response. Why did they leave their deceased loved one under this peculiar ancient redwood? While leading guided walks through Redwood National and State Parks, I occasionally discover piles of cremated remains beneath the ancient coast redwoods. But this particular resting place is especially mysterious.
Someone placed their loved one directly beneath a famous old-growth redwood with a very unusual growth that looks remarkably like a “trenis.”

08/17/2026

Come for a walk in the redwoods with me! I have lots of room on my Friday and Saturday walks. Friday walks start at 3PM in Arcata Community Forest. I have walks at 10 AM and 2 PM in Prairie Creek State Park. Do book a walk with me, go to GriffGriffith . info and click on "Book a walk with Griff." Link in comment

08/14/2026

Fish Are Back on Menu at the Yurok Tribe’s Klamath Salmon Festival - All Are Invited to the Salmon Festival on Saturday, August 15 in Klamath, CA 9am-3pm. Admission is free! There are fun events for the whole family, tons of vendor booths, and delicious food galore!

08/12/2026

A few months ago, I was on Zoology Rick's podcast Animals, Nature, & You. If you are an animal and nature lover, you should definitely check out his podcast.

In this episode Rick speaks with Griff Griffith about forest restoration, the power of curiosity and why having native plants in your yard (or on your patio) is so important to local ecosystems. Griff is a powerhouse of knowledge and experience wh...

08/07/2026

Whoa! This moth has the coolest predator defense tactic. And we got to see it because we planted the plants that it lays its eggs on. Native plants attract native insects which attract native birds. If you plant native plants in your yard, on your porch, at church, at your workplace, and yo Momma’s house then you are part of the solution. Let Griff show you what he discovered in a backyard that’s landscaped with over 50% native plants.

08/02/2026

It's easy to feel overwhelmed by environmental challenges.
But every day, restoration is creating real progress.
Through Redwoods Rising, we're restoring forests that were once clear-cut and overplanted—bringing buried streams back to the surface, creating healthier habitat for wildlife, and helping these forests recover for generations to come.
Hope is something we build together.

08/02/2026

Here's a clip from an online Animal Planet show I hosted called Wild Jobs. I would LOVE to host this again, but this time, it should be on TV. This was so fun working a day at Animal Tracks, Inc. Check it out!

07/31/2026

Yes, English Ivy was introduced from Europe, escaped our yards, and is invading our redwood forests. If we do not pull them out, they will eventually cover all the saplings, topple the elder trees, and we will have nothing but a sea of English Ivy.

07/29/2026

Ran into Jason Wise in the redwood forest