Flora & Fauna – Page 3 – Laguna Canyon Foundation

Why Close the Trails?

After four consecutive days of rain this month, bringing a record 4.5 inches within ten days, OC Parks Rangers made the…
Take Nothing But Pictures…

This week, we’re excited to share a special guest blog from volunteer John Foley. Thanks, John! Growing up in Los…
Catching a Weed Before It’s Too Late

In our efforts to preserve and protect our open space, one of the most common challenges we face is invasive plants.…
“Keep Calm and Love Animals” – Lessons from the Field

Nothing like planning for the upcoming school year to reflect on hard-earned accomplishments while pondering what’s ahead. Wait, what…but it’s summer.…
Tiny Wonders

“Look! Look! Look deep into nature and you will understand everything.” –Albert Einstein Springtime is here on the trails! The canyon has…
Celebrating Native Plant Week

Did you know that California is one of the world’s 25 biodiversity hotspots? Our coastal sage scrub wilderness contains high numbers…
Invaders in Your Backyard

When most people hear the word invasion, the first thought that comes to mind is of alien spaceships or military troops.…
Laguna’s Mighty Oaks

“The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson The mighty oak is an iconic California feature…
Pecten Reef Habitat Restoration

Laguna Canyon Foundation is thrilled to announce the funding of the Pecten Reef Habitat Restoration Project! The Pecten Reef project is…
Laguna’s East View

For the past 13 years, my husband and I have walked our dogs daily on the fire road between Moulton Meadows…
Fall Migration

With temperatures hitting 80 degrees this week in southern California, it might be hard to believe that we marked the first…
Laguna Canyon – Your Backyard

A picture is worth a thousand words. And a video can be worth even more. In this age of digital media,…