Archive for January, 2011
Local Pen Pals Meet at Ballona
By Kayla Tan, LMU Student and 2011 FBW Intern “One thousand!” “Fifty thousand!” “One billion!” The children at Crossroads Elementary School enthusiastically guess how many years ago Tongva Indians arrived in what is now the Ballona Wetlands. This was the start of the students’ delightfully stimulating day with the Friends of Ballona Wetlands. Friends of [...]
Posted: January 28th, 2011 under News From The Friends And Ballona.
Tags: Ballona Wetlands, education, education programs, fun!, history, pen pals, schools, Tongva, Tours
Comments: 2
Arcadia Oak & Sycamore Woodland To Be Turned Into Sediment Dump
UPDATE from Lisa Fimiani, Friends’ Executive Director: When so little is left, hang onto what you’ve got. A tiny strip of woodlands habitat may go the way of the plow, if the LA County Department of Public Works doesn’t change their plans to dredge an Oak and Sycamore Grove in Arcadia. This familiar scenario is [...]
Posted: January 7th, 2011 under Local News.
Tags: Arcadia, Arcadia Oak Woodland, groves, habitat conservation, habitat loss, oak trees, sycamore trees, woodlands
Comments: 7
