Climate Action Plan

Acorn woodpeckers may be the squirrels of the birds. Have you seen a tree with acorns stuck in its trunk? If so, then you are seeing the work of an acorn woodpecker! They are best known for drilling into tree trunks to hoard their acorn stash to tide them over during winter. An acorn woodpecker

We’ve seen the American black bear many times on the news, like Meatball the Bear who was notorious for stealing meatballs from a garage freezer and scaring the living daylights out of an distracted texting pedestrian. The American black bear can be found throughout forests in North America, from sea level to over 6,500 feet,

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will be holding a public hearing on April 5, 2022, to consider the Safety Element Update. The public hearing notice and hearing documents can be viewed at https://planning.lacounty.gov/site/climate/meetings-hearings/. Please visit http://bos.lacounty.gov/Board-Meeting/Board-Agendas for details on how to listen to the virtual meeting and/or address the Board. Written comments may

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

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

If you are a senior or electricity dependent resident living in the following communities and have experienced or started to prepare for future wildfires, please join our focus group! Three Points – Liebre Mountain Elizabeth Lake Lake Hughes Leona Valley Green Valley Los Angeles County Dept. of Regional Planning (DRP) is holding focus groups to

If you are a senior or electricity dependent resident living in the Santa Monica Mountains and have experienced or started to prepare for future wildfires, please join our focus group! Los Angeles County Dept. of Regional Planning (DRP) is holding focus groups to learn how seniors and electricity dependent residents (for medical or disability reasons)