Advocacy – Laguna Canyon Foundation

La Selva – The Wilderness

Growing up in an immigrant Latino household, hiking and exploring the wilderness (much less backpacking) was not part of normal life,…
Community

Community is the bedrock of Laguna Canyon Foundation, and we always appreciate the opportunity to participate in community events in and…
Pride Month is Every Month

Like most people during COVID, I took up something new. A life goal of mine has been to learn Spanish. An…
It’s a Sign

As you drive along Laguna Canyon Road, you may have noticed a sign being installed across from the Willow Staging Area…
Earth Day is Every Day

In our current society people are often more connected with their cell phones than the plants and animals living right alongside…
The Importance of Knowing Where to Look

In this my second year as a restoration technician at Laguna Canyon Foundation, people have started calling me “CoreyMaps,” and I’m…
Oceana in the Canyon

One of my favorite things about working in conservation is the interconnectedness and collaboration between and among so many diverse groups…
Balance

At 6:30am, on day 51 of #ShelterInPlace, I was on Thalia Street beach with my dog, Miró, walking at the water’s…
A Time for Reflection

It seems only yesterday that our staff at Laguna Canyon Foundation was just settling into our new headquarters. We hadn’t yet…
Update on CalTrans Project for Laguna Canyon Road

As you might have heard, for the past few years CalTrans has been looking at widening Laguna Canyon Road near the…
What’s going on with the 133?

CalTrans (California Department of Transportation) is proposing changes to the 133 (aka Laguna Canyon Road), running through our canyon. In the…
Army Corps Project in Aliso Creek

In late 2017, the Army Corps of Engineers released a draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for a proposed project in Aliso…