#SEAwednesday

Have you spotted the ocellated Humboldt lily lately? Ocellated Humboldt lily is a rare plant that is native to Southern

Angelenos’ favorite spring past time is visiting the amazing views of the California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica) at the Poppy Reserve in

Los Angeles County’s Significant Ecological Areas (SEA) are our local succulent gardens. The Dudleyas, also known as “live-forevers”, grow abundantly in

Native to LA, loves swimming in calm waters, short but sweet, a lifetime protector. This could be the unicorn of

What gives the Kangaroo Rats (Genus: Dipodomys) their name? One look at their strong hind legs will tell you why they

Don’t mistake the Western Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia hypugea) for an Angry Bird perched high up in a tree. The western

Today’s #SEAwednesday post is about an invasive species that is hurting our SEA native trees. The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer

The Oak Tree (Quercus) is an iconic tree of the LA County landscape. The Oak tree is a keystone species in a

If you see a butterfly, you might want to look again. It might be a Mariposa Lily! Mariposa Lilies get

The iconic Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia) is the treasure of the Southern California high desert. The Joshua Tree is found