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BUG Initiative
Don’t sleep on the BUG Initiative from CNPS! It’s easy to make a difference as a community scientist: Simple take photos of the native animals you se…
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Show up Sept. 16 — Torrance is about to trade away one of its last southern tarplant populations
Dear CNPS South Coast members and friends,
We need your presence at Torrance City Hall on Wednesday, September 16. Here is why.
The Prologis Del Amo… -
CNPS Veg-a-thon
I recently had the opportunity to participate in a CNPS Veg-a-thon in the San Bernardino Mountains near Big Bear Lake. It was a great learning experie…
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Puvungna / Friends of Puvungna
Puvungna (also Puvunga) is indigenous peoples’ name for the sacred site located within and near present day California State University, Long Beach. …
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Friends of Peck Park Canyon Native Plant Restoration
Peck Park is a delightful canyon park in San Pedro that stretches from Western Ave down to Meyler. In addition to a community center, it has hiking t…
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Los Angeles Regional Planning Commission Recommends Plan
Claire Schlotterbeck of Hills For Everyone writes in a recent email:
Yesterday was a good day. The Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission,…
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CROS: California Roadkill Observation System
Although an odd topic for CNPS, there are certainly flora-fauna tie-ins that makes this an adjacent, though offbeat, area of interest. In short, “information about where wildlife vehicle collisions occur,… -
Portuguese Bend Landslide DEIR Comment Letter
On April 14, 2023, our Conservation Chair, Megan Wolff, submitted consensus comment on the City of Rancho Palos Verdes planned Portuguese Bend landsli…
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