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Los Angeles Times

Bird L.A. Day to showcase Los Angeles County’s avian abundance · March 10, 2023

Amid the weedy vacant lots, tired storefronts and roughened asphalt of Compton, crows and pigeons thrive. But, if residents think these often derided city birds are the beginning and end of urban avian life, they need only venture to nearby Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park in unincorporated Willowbrook.

Los Angeles Audubon

Western Snowy Plover Monitoring Program · March 2, 2019

Southern California beaches serve as highly-prized recreation space for local communities and tourists. Los Angeles County beaches are visited by 50 million people annually, putting continual pressure on sandy beach habitat that historically served wildlife populations.

Los Angeles Audubon Society would like to thank Susan and Daniel Gottlieb for their major contribution in support of the Snowy Plover Program, helping Los Angeles Audubon to continue to monitor and protect this threatened species

UC Davis

Tiny Tech Tracks Hummingbirds at Urban Feeders Method Shows Around-the-Clock Interactions, Gives Insight Into Hummingbird Health · December 12, 2018

RFID technology has been used to monitor hummingbirds before, but this is the first time it has been used to monitor multiple hummingbirds at feeders at the same time, which is critical when studying their interactions.

The study, conducted September 2016 to March 2018, recorded about 65,500 visits to seven feeding stations across three California sites. These included the UC Davis Arboretum Nursery, a private home in Winters and The Gottlieb Native Garden in Beverly Hills.

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Field Trip to LA: The Getty Center and Gottlieb Native Garden · March 18, 2018

Join us and visit two horticultural stars of Los Angeles: The Gottlieb Native Garden in Beverly Hills and the nearby Getty Center. Traveling by private motor coach, we will first visit The Gottlieb Native Garden, home to more than 200 hand-selected native plant species and nearly 400 documented wildlife species.

Pacific Horticulture

Reconciliation Ecology · October 31, 2017

What defines a native plant? This is a contentious subject. Some botanists and biologists believe that once a species has been in North America long enough it effectively becomes native.

TimeOut LA

12 of the best art exhibits happening in L.A. now through March · January 13, 2017

“National Parks of Alaska and Hawaii” G2 Gallery focuses on nature and wildlife photography, and this exhibit highlights photographs taken in national parks in Alaska and Hawaii. A concurrent show at the gallery includes photography of the Gottlieb Native Garden.

Time Out Los Angeles

To Do · October 3, 2016

100 Years of National Parks: The West

Time Out Los Angeles

The best photography galleries in Los Angeles · August 5, 2016

Nowadays, everyone is a photographer; all it takes is a smartphone and a social media account. But if you’re interested in photography experts as opposed to mere hobbyists, the best work can be seen in photography galleries.

Haute Living

Cavallo Point Lodge Features the Photography of Ansel Adams · August 3, 2016

The incredible Ansel Adams exhibition is a special curated show in conjunction with The G2 Gallery in Venice, CA (an award-winning nature and wildlife photography gallery that facilitates change by bringing attention to environmental issues through the persuasive power of photographic art), and Cavallo Point’s sister property, Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur.

Christian Science Monitor

California plastic bag ban on hold pending 2016 vote · February 26, 2015

Opponents of a California plastic bag ban have succeeded in stopping the ban from going into effect July 1 by securing a spot on the 2016 ballot.