Stories

To Be Continued

To Be Continued

Veterans Day is a day for all Americans to stand united in honoring our veterans for defending the personal freedoms…

Time for Trash-Talk!

Time for Trash-Talk!

Tidy Up Your Neck of the Woods and Tell us About It! Just this week, the weather cooled and fall…

OC Parks Excellence in Volunteerism

OC Parks Excellence in Volunteerism

Meet 2020’s OC Parks nominees for Excellence in Volunteerism for Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park and Laguna Coast Wilderness…

Orange County’s Environmental Giving Day – October 7, 2020

Orange County’s Environmental Giving Day – October 7, 2020

Mark your calendars! Laguna Canyon Foundation is participating in Orange County’s Environmental Giving Day on Wednesday, October 7, 2020, seven…

Oceana in the Canyon

Oceana in the Canyon

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

Mulch.  It’s Cool.

Mulch. It’s Cool.

This August USA Today reported that more than 560 wildfires were burning in California. It is officially fire season, although…

My Magical First Month

My Magical First Month

As the newly hired Conservation Coordinator for Laguna Canyon Foundation, my first month at Laguna Canyon Foundation has begun to…

Trail Stewardship Volunteering

Trail Stewardship Volunteering

About this time each year, as Laguna Canyon Foundation’s fiscal year ends and our stewardship programs take a hiatus for the hot summer months, we share accomplishments and statistics…

We’re Hiring – Restoration Technician

We’re Hiring – Restoration Technician

Founded in 1990, Laguna Canyon Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the South Coast Wilderness, a…

Three Long-Time Board Members Depart Laguna Canyon Foundation

Three Long-Time Board Members Depart Laguna Canyon Foundation

Three of Laguna Canyon Foundation’s long-time board members, Elisabeth Brown, Scott Ferguson, and Peter Kote, termed off of our Board…

Tales from the Trails

Tales from the Trails

When I heard the story that early settlers named Hollywood after toyon, a common Southern California shrub with bright red…

Silence is Not an Option

Silence is Not an Option

In these times of such great upheaval, I’ve been thinking deeply about responsibility. Not just personal responsibility—the role each of…