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
In these times of such great upheaval, I’ve been thinking deeply about responsibility. Not just personal responsibility—the role each of…
COVID-19 Non-Profit Impacts – We Need Your Help
In just a few short months, Covid-19 changed the world as we know it. As with so many of you,…
We’re Hiring – Fuel Modification Coordinator
Founded in 1990, Laguna Canyon Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the South Coast Wilderness, a…
Balance
At 6:30am, on day 51 of #ShelterInPlace, I was on Thalia Street beach with my dog, Miró, walking at the…
Beginning Backyard Birding
With the ongoing stay-at-home order, the Restoration Team at Laguna Canyon Foundation is getting a little antsy. Normally, we spend…
OneOC Spirit of Volunteerism Awards
We are grateful – especially in the difficult times we are in – to honor three of our volunteers through…
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…
Wildflower Watch
Here in Laguna Canyon, we‘re tucked right in the middle of coastal sage scrub, an abundant plant community rich with diverse plants and wildlife. On…
It Takes a Village
Being born and raised in Laguna Canyon, I had the simple pleasure as a child of exploring the hills whenever and wherever…
‘Tis the Season
Laguna Canyon Foundation’s Restoration Team does a variety of fieldwork in the wilderness parks and around our local cities to…
Nesting Season is Coming
While hiking on the trails in Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, I heard a bird call. I looked up…