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Sector One-Pagers
Whether you're a funder, policymaker, or Redwood Region ambassador, these sector one-pagers give you a quick, clear picture of workforce trends, regional momentum, and investment opportunities across our region's key sectors. Explore these resources for a snapshot of RRRISE accomplishments, regional potential, and where additional funding could make a big difference for the region. Then, use the one-pagers to advocate for policy that will carry on our progress and make the case for continued investment to be the most impactful.
Explore the Sector One-Pagers
Arts, Culture, and Tourism
Visit California calls the North Coast a "Dawning Developer" — a region whose tourism potential is only beginning to be recognized. Growth here must be intentional and regenerative, protecting what makes this place exceptional for generations to come.
Explore the Arts, Culture, and Tourism one-pager for a snapshot of regional momentum — from a $1.3B visitor economy to the events, businesses, and Tribal Nations shaping the Redwood Region's future — and use it to advocate for the policy and funding that will carry this progress forward.
Health and Caregiving
Redwood Region RISE is driving the strategy to address community needs, expand training, and strengthen access to quality care critical to the region's future. An unprecedented partnership of 30+ organizations is transforming the care workforce, from doubling nursing training capacity to breaking ground on the HEART Hub simulation center.
Explore the Health and Caregiving one-pager for a snapshot of workforce trends, regional momentum, and investment opportunities — and use it to advocate for the policy and funding that will carry this progress forward.
Renewable and Resilient Energy
The Redwood Region sits at the end of California's grid, which is what makes it a proving ground. Tribal Nations are building community-owned microgrids and Tribally owned energy enterprises while transmission, geothermal, and offshore wind move through the pipeline. Over the next decade, this sector is projected to open more jobs than it currently employs.
Explore the Renewable and Resilient Energy one-pager for a snapshot of regional momentum, workforce trends, and investment opportunities — and use it to advocate for the policy and funding that will carry this progress forward.
Working Lands and Blue Economy
The Redwood Region's forests, farms, and coastal resources are foundational to its economy, environment, and quality of life. These industries support thousands of jobs, strengthen communities, and steward the natural resources that define the region. Through Redwood Region RISE, partners are collaborating to create long-term prosperity while protecting the lands and waters that sustain them.
Explore the Working Lands and Blue Economy one-pager for a snapshot of regional momentum, workforce trends, and investment opportunities — and use it to advocate for the policy and funding that will carry this progress forward.