🚨 It's Giving Tuesday! 🚨

Until midnight tonight, your gift will be TRIPLED for 3X the impact!

This opportunity couldn’t come at a more critically important moment, John. Right now, our shared outdoor spaces are facing federal funding cuts—leaving these lands more vulnerable to degradation and irresponsible development than ever before.

By making a Giving Tuesday gift before midnight TONIGHT, you’ll power our conservation efforts now and going forward, ensuring our natural treasures are preserved for everyone.

Can we count on you to give before our deadline hits so your gift will go THREE times as far, up to $100,000?

Until midnight, your $10 gift will go THREE times as far to fuel projects that will enrich educational opportunities, protect wildlife habitat, bolster local economies, and restore the living connection between Indigenous communities and their traditional lands—projects like our work at the Pomo Community Forest.

Photo: Terray Sylvester 

Long before Highway 101 traced the Pacific coast, the Mendocino shoreline echoed with crashing waves and the stillness of redwoods up to 20 feet wide. Most people have never experienced the land in that form—but the Potter Valley Tribe has called this place home since time immemorial.

Now, with support from TPL and the Forest Service, this landscape will become the Pomo Community Forest—returning to the Potter Valley Tribe for traditional uses and offering opportunities for recreation, education, food sovereignty, and the protection of cultural and natural resources.

These are the kinds of proactive conservation projects that your support makes possible. But we’re witnessing efforts by our elected officials that endanger the very survival of our most treasured places—unprecedented funding cuts, mass firings, and dangerous proposals to sell publicly owned land to the highest bidder.

Please take advantage of this special 3X MATCH opportunity, thanks to our partners at OXO, to fight back against these attacks and help protect even more lands across the country.

—Trust for Public Land