Getting WiLD with Your Local RCD
Earlier this year, your local Resource Conservation District launched an innovative opportunity to connect community members with nature. This immersive workshop series, known as WiLD...
Results Released for Mountain Lion P-22
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) and National Park Service (NPS) reviewed the final postmortem examination and lab tests from P-22, the mountain...
Hollywood Comes to the Canyons
In part one of the latest column from @LostCanyonsLA writer Emmeline Summerton, we’re exploring the connection between the golden age of Hollywood and the Los...
National Park Service Study
According to a recently published National Park Service (NPS) study, one of the world’s most widespread and adaptable animals, mountain lions, regularly uses and even...
Eastern Santa Monica Mountains Natural Resource Protection Plan
The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy has released a new resource protection plan focused on the eastern Santa Monica Mountains, including Topanga. “The goal of this...
Museum Reopenings
Museums all over the Southland continue to reopen, offering treasures and treats for all ages and every interest. All visitors must comply with state and...
Museums, Zoos and Aquariums are reopening in Los Angeles County
With the transition from the Red Tier to the Orange Tier indoor spaces will soon be able to accommodate 50 percent occupancy, provided all COVID-19...
Two New Books Celebrate the Life of Mountain Lion P-22
Mountain lion P-22 was catapulted to fame in 2012, when Griffith Park ecologist Miguel Ordenana first captured the big cat on film with a remote...
P-22 Day Goes Virtual
Every year, Angelenos celebrate Urban Wildlife Week, a festival that concludes with a gathering in Griffith Park for P-22 Day. This year, the festival is...
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