Dear Adrienne,

Now more than ever, your contribution to the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation does more than restore land—it plants seeds of environmental stewardship in thousands of young minds and protects the Laguna’s future for generations.

“Restoration is imperative for healing the earth, but reciprocity is imperative for long-lasting, successful restoration. …We restore the land, and the land restores us.”

― Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass

This spirit of reciprocity is seen in small, but powerful moments, like when this student discovered:

“I had so much fun learning inside the classroom about the Laguna. I also like the groups and meeting you and learning new things. And learning about new animals and also what the animals do to help the earth. “

― Learning Laguna 3^rd grader from Yulupa Elementary School, Santa Rosa

As climate change accelerates, so does the urgency to protect the Laguna de Santa Rosa. By joining together to care for this vital watershed, we can improve water quality, conserve endangered species, reduce flooding, support sustainable agriculture, connect with nature, and build climate resilience for the entire region. Just as our Learning Laguna 3^rd grader recognizes how animals help the earth, we, too, have never been in a better position to help our local watershed, with your support.