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 Efforts to Boost Native Plants in California Take Root Efforts to Boost Native Plants in California Take Root · June 6, 2023 A bill moving through the California Legislature aims to boost the proliferation of native plants by requiring landscaping on some public and commercial areas to use at least 75 percent low-water, native plants by 2035. The Mountain Gardener | Attracting More Birds, Bees & Butterflies with Natives The Mountain Gardener | Attracting More Birds, Bees & Butterflies with Natives · May 26, 2023 Everywhere you look nature is beginning the season fresh with anticipation and promise. Native California Plant Rediscovered at Vandenberg Space Force Base Native California Plant Rediscovered at Vandenberg Space Force Base · May 24, 2023 The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden And California Native Plant Society announced the re- discovery of a rare California native plant. It’s still dry here: California refreshes tips on native plants It’s still dry here: California refreshes tips on native plants · May 24, 2023 We had a good winter in our two states. That’s one. It will take more to be able to say we’re really out of a drought. California Native Plant Spotted for First Time in Nearly 3 decades California Native Plant Spotted for First Time in Nearly 3 decades · May 23, 2023 The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden and California Native Plant Society have announced the discovery of a rare California Native Plant. Don’t plant a problem in your garden: What to know about invasive plants in California Don’t plant a problem in your garden: What to know about invasive plants in California · May 18, 2023 Over 60% of all invasive plants in California were intentionally introduced for use as a landscape plant, a fish aquarium plant, medicinal plant or for livestock feed. Some of the worst invasive trees were purposely introduced. California celebrates a decade of a key environmental data tool California celebrates a decade of a key environmental data tool · May 15, 2023 California officials and environmental justice advocates are cheering the first 10 years of an innovative environmental data tracking tool. CalEnviroScreen has helped focus cleanup efforts in many of the state’s disadvantaged communities. “Evil Little Things”: This California plant could hurt your pet and cost you thousands “Evil Little Things”: This California plant could hurt your pet and cost you thousands · May 13, 2023 The extreme amount of rainfall that drenched California for months bloomed plants capable of causing severe health complications — or even death — for your dog. LADWP Honors Environmental Leaders In Northridge LADWP Honors Environmental Leaders In Northridge · May 11, 2023 In its 8th Annual Sustainability Awards event, the LA Department of Water and Power’s Key Accounts Section honored 2 Northridge businesses. CSUF expands campus garden to care for native plants CSUF expands campus garden to care for native plants · May 8, 2023 Cal State Fullerton’s garden has expanded to include a California Native section and will be a part of a research project for the environmental studies master’s program highlighting pollinator plants. First...10...131415...20...Last
