A micro forest comes to the heart of Los Angeles
In just a couple of months, Downtown Los Angeles will be home to a micro forest, looking to greenify one of the most urban cities in the nation.
Homeowner creates clever yard sign to tell neighbors to mind their business: ‘That’s a great idea’
A thoughtful homeowner put up a cute sign to let their neighbors know that their yard was in a transitional period.
California Native Plant Foods Celebration and Symposium to be held at UC Davis on Feb. 10
For California’s Native people, plants are part of their extended family. For thousands of years, they have tended and gathered plants that provide food and other resources in a web of relationships that embrace the land on which the plants grow, the practices used to cultivate, harvest and prepare them, their nutritional value, the management of their larger environment and more.
Jan. 22: City of Santa Clarita to Break Ground on Via Princessa Park
The city of Santa Clarita invites the community to celebrate the groundbreaking of Via Princessa Park on Thursday, Jan. 22, at 10 a.m.
Trading Screens for Oak Woodlands and Grassland
A field day with legislative staff, deepening appreciation for oak woodlands and grasslands—and learning how Capitol decisions shape working lands.
Altadena fire scars bloom into hope this spring with massive poppy-planting effort
One year after the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena, a grassroots effort is turning burned lots into symbols of recovery.
Happy Gardening! Tolerant Natives (and Non-Natives)
Most people think we are in the desert, but the truth is we are in a Mediterranean climate. We have two growing seasons and a ton of sun and limited rain.
Finding the good environmental news after a year of costly climate disasters
A new report finds that 2025 was a banner year for climate disasters in the worst way.
Why Scientists are Planting Tiny Forests in Big Cities
Off the freeway in Los Angeles, you can see a green stamp of 10,000 square feet.
California State Parks Plans Pile Burning Operations at Mount Diablo State Park
The goal of these planned burns is to reduce wildfire risk, support the park’s native plants and wildlife, and protect nearby communities.