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Explore the wonder of nature in urban Los Angeles, learn about our coastal ecosystems and see a variety of native plants and animal.
Help FBW restore the last coastal wetland in Los Angeles. Get hands-on experience while learning about urban ecology.
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Bob Shanman, retired Wild Birds Unlimited store owner and Emeritus Board Member of the Friends, led his first "Birding With Bob" bird walk at Ballona!
3,000+ feet of Jefferson Boulevard along the Freshwater Marsh and the Ecological Reserve are now cleared of RVs, cars, and the associated debris.
Natural areas and the wildlife they support are part of our heritage.
They make life more beautiful.