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What kind of bees live at Ballona? Both native and non-native bees call Ballona their home. Honey bees from Europe as well and native bumble bees feed off of the flowers of many native plants at Ballona. volunteer now »
The Freshwater Marsh is open to the public from dawn to dusk and has a public trail on the perimeter.
The marsh is located on the corner of Lincoln and Jefferson. You may park on the south side of Jefferson, adjacent to the marsh.
Friends of Ballona Wetlands offer ongoing Community Programs for the public. No need to make reservations, just show up. Minors must have parents sign waiver, which they need to bring. Please see our Calendar of Events for more information. If you have a group of 5 or more, and plan to attend one of our Community Programs, please email or call to reserve your space.
Kelly Rose, Programs Director
Phone: 310.306.5994
Email: kellyr@ballonafriends.org
Trails
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Existing Habitat Map
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The marsh is located on the corner of Lincoln and Jefferson. You may park on the south side of Jefferson, adjacent to the marsh.
Friends of Ballona Wetlands offer ongoing Community Programs for the public. No need to make reservations, just show up. Minors must have parents sign waiver, which they need to bring. Please see our Calendar of Events for more information. If you have a group of 5 or more, and plan to attend one of our Community Programs, please email or call to reserve your space.
Kelly Rose, Programs Director
Phone: 310.306.5994
Email: kellyr@ballonafriends.org
Trails
click map to zoom and drag to move
download map pdf »
Existing Habitat Map
click map to zoom and drag to move
download map pdf »