Apple is expanding its Restore Fund initiative with a new investment in a California redwood forest, part of the company's broader effort to achieve carbon neutrality by the end of the decade. It plays a key role in Apple's plan to be fully carbon neutral across its footprint by 2030. Key Apple suppliers, including TSMC and Murata, have also invested in the fund.Under the new partnership, The Conservation Fund will continue to sustainably manage the Gualala River Forest, a large stretch of coastal redwood forestland that is home to hundreds of wildlife species. In return for its investment, Apple will receive the carbon credits generated by the forest's growth over time. The project builds on Apple's previous work with the organization to protect over 36,000 acres of working forests in Maine and North Carolina.Apple also announced new grants to advance conservation efforts in other countries.