Region Overview
This is the place in California where the Redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean. The world renowned geographies of Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, and Mendocino Counties are home to many diverse Tribal and small communities that celebrate the natural beauty of this region. The regional economic developments in tourism, agriculture, arts and culture, recreation and entertainment make the Redwood Region a great area to live, work, and play.
Redwood Coast is the birthplace of . . .
Innovation
Blue Lake Rancheria Resilience and Innovation Training Center
Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid (RCAM)
Mendocino Wines
Innovation
Blue Lake Rancheria Resilience and Innovation Training Center
Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid (RCAM)
Mendocino Wines
Inspiration
Lake County Broadband
EPA Air Quality Monitoring Grant
Del Norte Floating Off Shore Wind
Inspiration
Lake County Broadband
EPA Air Quality
Del Norte Floating Off Shore Wind
Abundant natural resources across its coastal, riparian, forested, and agricultural terrain, a growing number of projects deploying innovative technologies, committed intra- and inter-regional partnerships and strong leadership from county, municipal, and Tribal governments position the Redwood Region to make rapid progress toward our vision of equitable and sustainable economic development.
California Center for Rural Policy
Region By Numbers
Explore these numbers and additional key Redwood Coast demographic, economic, and business data on the Community & Place-Based Data Tool. Uncover other data tools, regional plans, and resources on the Data & Knowledge Library Page.
Population
323,524
Total Households
130,542
Total Establishments
10,184
Educational Attainment
Associate
|
10% |
Bachelor’s
|
17% |
Graduate
|
9% |
Labor Force
144,647
Regional Contacts
Explore other federal, state, and regional contacts on our community connection page.
HRTC Contacts
The Community Economic Resilience Fund (CERF) will support an inclusive High Road Training Collaborative (HRTC) in this region, in charge of creating economic development recovery and transition strategies. To be a part of this region’s processes to advance economic prosperity and equity, contact the HRTC conveners.
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Sacramento, CA 95814
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