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Why do I see bees at Ballona, but not beehives? Native bees at Ballona do not nest in hives. Instead, they burrow tiny nests in the ground. Like honey bees (from Europe) native bees help pollinate both native plants and agricultural crops. volunteer now »
Book a Private Tour
Friends of Ballona Wetlands offers an array of highly informative, inspiring wetlands guided tours; we book private tours for groups of eight or more individuals, as well as regularly scheduled weekend tours for members of the community (see calendar section), and school tours for all grade levels. Call the Friends at 310.306.5994 .
Most of these special tours include hands-on dunes restoration work. Among the groups who have participated are:
- Corporate volunteer groups
- Businesses
- Boy Scouts
- Church and synagogue members
- Ecology clubs
- Family groups
- Parent groups
- After school clubs
- Youth birthday celebration
Because the Friends is a nonprofit organization, we ask that groups make a donation to help support this organization and cover the cost of their tour.
To book a Ballona tour – call 310.306.5994.