DUDLEYA #SEAWEDNESDAY
Los Angeles County’s Significant Ecological Areas (SEA) are our local succulent gardens. The Dudleyas, also known as “live-forevers”, grow abundantly in
Read moreLos Angeles County’s Significant Ecological Areas (SEA) are our local succulent gardens. The Dudleyas, also known as “live-forevers”, grow abundantly in
Read moreOn November 15, 2018, approximately 3,118 acres of inhabited areas (Plum Canyon, Skyline Ranch, and North Sand Canyon) of
Read moreUPDATE: Thanks for the great turnout for free trees! The Fire Department appreciates the support and has more free plants
Read moreThe SEA Program Update had a Regional Planning Commission (RPC) public hearing yesterday. The Commission moved to continue the public
Read moreUPDATE (9/13/18): The Staff Report package is now available for review on our website. Please see below on how to
Read moreThe SEAs are back! The draft SEA Ordinance is scheduled for public hearing at the Regional Planning Commission. See below
Read moreUpdate: Corrections and more clarification has been added to the original post. The corrections and additional language is marked in
Read moreNative to LA, loves swimming in calm waters, short but sweet, a lifetime protector. This could be the unicorn of
Read moreWhat gives the Kangaroo Rats (Genus: Dipodomys) their name? One look at their strong hind legs will tell you why they
Read moreDon’t mistake the Western Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia hypugea) for an Angry Bird perched high up in a tree. The western
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