Environmental News A curated set of environmental news stories brought to you by the Gottlieb Native Garden team. Home Press Environmental News Share FacebookTwitterEmail PRESS INQUIRIES Diane Shader Smith310.386.6803dianeshadersmith@gmail.com Southern California Episcopal church plants drought-resistant native species in its gardens, becomes part of its natural environment Southern California Episcopal church plants drought-resistant native species in its gardens, becomes part of its natural environment · June 28, 2023 Over the past two years, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, which sits on a hill four blocks away from the Pacific Ocean in Laguna Beach, California, has overhauled its property, adding drought-resistant native plants to its gardens and installing a drip irrigation system to avoid water runoff. 7 drought-tolerant trees for Southern California gardens and landscaping 7 drought-tolerant trees for Southern California gardens and landscaping · June 24, 2023 These trees are suitable for landscaping throughout Southern California and are noteworthy, in addition to their low water requirement, for their small to medium size; they typically reach only 30 feet in height although most are fast growing. Editorial: Native Plant Bill Threatens to Severely Restrict Plant Varieties in California Landscapes Editorial: Native Plant Bill Threatens to Severely Restrict Plant Varieties in California Landscapes · June 22, 2023 There is a bill currently working its way through the California legislature that is pushing a mandate that a high percentage of California native plants should be installed on new and renovated landscapes. Hahamongna Nursery and PWP to Promote California Native Plants with Monthly ‘Native Nights’ Series of Workshops Hahamongna Nursery and PWP to Promote California Native Plants with Monthly ‘Native Nights’ Series of Workshops · June 21, 2023 The Arroyo Seco Foundation (ASF), a century-old non-profit based in Pasadena, in partnership with the Pasadena Water and Power, is hosting a Native Nights Series this summer at Pasadena’s Hahamongna Native Plant Nursery. · June 15, 2023 While ripping out yellow blooms blanketing hillsides in Los Angeles, Max Kingery has been questioned about his fervor for killing flowers. Helping bring salmon back with native plants Helping bring salmon back with native plants · June 15, 2023 To help bring salmon back the CTUIR started using native plants that are well adapted to the area to help provide shade, strengthen shores and create better habitat for the fish. Why Certify? An Overview of Garden Habitat Certifications Why Certify? An Overview of Garden Habitat Certifications · June 12, 2023 How do we accomplish our goals while convincing those who do not share them of the beauty and purpose in our gardens? Davis Rewilding Society plants and spreads awareness about California native flora Davis Rewilding Society plants and spreads awareness about California native flora · June 12, 2023 A nonprofit student organization is taking environmental initiative to conserve California natural habitats California environmental group warns people to stay away from the ocean in Tijuana California environmental group warns people to stay away from the ocean in Tijuana · June 11, 2023 According to the group, untreated sewage from Mexico is forcing the closure of miles of beaches in Southern California including the coastline off Imperial Beach and Coronado. California seed collectors help restore areas devastated by wildfires, flooding California seed collectors help restore areas devastated by wildfires, flooding · June 6, 2023 Hedgerow Farms sells wild seed mixes to regrow native plants First...10...121314...20...Last
