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The Department of Regional Planning is aware of phishing emails targeting Los Angeles County residents. Please be advised that all official correspondence from Regional Planning is issued solely from [Name]@planning.lacounty.gov or donotreply@lacounty.gov email addresses. Communications from other domains are not affiliated with the Department and should not be treated as an official communication. The County will never request personally identifiable information via email or ask for payment or funds through wire transfer. If you receive a suspicious email or have concerns about its legitimacy, please do not respond or click any links. Instead, contact Regional Planning directly to verify at info@planning.lacounty.gov or (213) 974-6411.
If you were impacted by the recent fires and need assistance, please visit the Disaster Recovery page.
Don’t mistake the Western Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia hypugea) for an Angry Bird perched high up in a tree. The western burrowing owl lives low to the ground in areas with short vegetation and bare ground within shrub, desert, and grassland habitats throughout western North America. Small numbers of breeding burrowing owls are found in the
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This tree is a provider and a survivor! The California Black Walnut (Juglans californica) is a native deciduous tree that is generally found in southern California. It takes the shape of a large shrub with many trunks close to the ground or a small tree. In Los Angeles County, CA Black Walnut woodlands are limited to
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Angelenos’ favorite spring past time is visiting the amazing views of the California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica) at the Poppy Reserve in Antelope Valley. You can find the CA Poppy in almost all of Los Angeles County’s Significant Ecological Areas! The CA Poppy was chosen as the state’s official flower in 1903 and April 6 of each
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The Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning is continuing to move forward with an update to the Los Angeles County Climate Action Plan (CAP). A Notice of Preparation and Initial Study have been released to gather feedback on the scope of the associated Environmental Impact Report (EIR). You are invited to submit written comments
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This past Sunday, which also happened to be Earth Day, our team was out in San Dimas at CicLAvia- Heart of the Foothills. This all-day event closed off streets through the Cities of Claremont, Pomona, La Verne, and San Dimas, providing open streets for people to walk, run, bike, and skate through East San Gabriel
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By: Kristen Torres Pawling | Chief Sustainability Office | @CSO_LACo #sustainlaco Ever sifted through wildlife or habitat data in Los Angeles? Maybe you have, maybe you haven’t, but as someone who has, I’ll tell you that it’s spotty. That’s often due to the prohibitive cost involved with formal habitat and species data collection. But,
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Visit the City Terrace Library to learn more about and leave your feedback on the Metro Area Plan. Address: 4025 East City Terrace Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90063 Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 10AM to 6PM Tuesday: Noon – 8pm Saturday and Sunday: Closed Phone: (323) 261-0295 Website: https://lacountylibrary.org/city-terrace-library
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Los Angeles County is fighting climate change by updating our Climate Action Plan (CAP). The Revised Draft 2045 CAP identifies strategies, measures, and actions to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from community activities and some municipal operations. Reducing the use of fossil fuels in our cars and homes will result in cleaner air quality and a
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The winner of the #ClimateAction Mascot is….the Monarch butterfly! We can’t wait to display this beautiful butterfly on our new Climate Action logo. Thank you to those who voted for all the animal candidates! Stay tuned for the unveiling of our new Climate Action logo design! Visit our website for updates: http://planning.lacounty.gov/climate
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Thank you for your involvement and comments on the Los Angeles County Climate Action Plan (CAP) – Public Draft released in March 2020. Alas it has been almost a year since our last meeting and we have been rather quiet on the project, but rest assured that the project remains active. During this time, we
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