FoGP will be coordinating a native planting in one of Griffith Park’s “folk” gardens, devastated by the 2007 fire which destroyed nearly 1,000 acres.
To register, please contact Laura Howe, volunteer services at
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FoGP will be coordinating a native planting in one of Griffith Park’s “folk” gardens, devastated by the 2007 fire which destroyed nearly 1,000 acres.
To register, please contact Laura Howe, volunteer services at
http://
Toyon (Heteromeles arbutifolia) is a very important plant for the overall healthy habitat of Griffith Park. The plant is commonly seen growing wild throughout the Santa Monica Mountains range -- and it's found throughout Griffith Park. Many people know the...
In 1896 Colonel Griffith J. Griffith donated land that became Griffith Park in order to provide a respite from the pressures of urban life for all people of Los Angeles. Unfortunately — over the years — much has been done to turn this gift into a cash cow. The most...
Per Leon Boroditsky, RAP Forestry Division "There were 56 tree-related emergencies from January through April of this year in the Park; 43 trees were down or removed; 10 were limbs down, and 3 were hanging limbs. There's an active hawk's nest in Mineral Wells, and RAP...
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