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Restoring the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve
As we approach the one-year mark of replanting in the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife reserve, I’m excited at the possibility at what’s to come.
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The Hori Hori Garden Knife: A Versatile Tool Rooted in History
Gardening enthusiasts are always on the lookout for reliable and versatile tools to enhance their gardening experience — the hori hori knife might be the answer.
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June Wildflowers in Bloom: A Colorful California Delight
As the sun shines brighter and temperatures rise, California’s diverse landscapes burst with vibrant wildflowers.
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Conserving Water in Southern California
Southern California is known for its arid climate and frequent droughts. That’s why it’s important to conserve water and help reduce their impact.
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Starting a Native Plant Garden in Southern California Hardiness Zone 10
Gardening with native plants is becoming increasingly popular due to their many benefits, including improved soil health, reduced water use, and support of local wildlife populations.
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How To Start A Community Garden
Food and nutrition are important elements in any sustainable community. Fresh vegetables and fruits, healthy air, and a sense of community with those who live, work and go to school around you. One of the best ways to achieve this in a neighborhood is by starting a community garden. A great resource in that process is…
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Becoming A California Naturalist
The concept of a naturalist seems straightforward, someone who studies nature. How does one apply that in the urban setting?
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Exploring Urban Ecosystems and Patch Ecology 