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Micro-forest’s macro accomplishments in Griffith Park

Helene Seifer · June 1, 2023

In a little corner of Griffith Park, known as the Bette Davis picnic area, a bushy green micro-forest teems with life. This 1,000-square-foot circular forest has grown from tiny seedlings […]

Tom LaBonge honored with a native plant forest

John Welborne · January 26, 2023

Atop Mt. Hollywood in Griffith Park   Four score, or more, hikers headed from Griffith Observatory up to the top of Mt. Hollywood on Jan. 7 to dedicate the Tom […]

Rose Award and other gatherings

John Welborne · October 27, 2022

On a beautiful day outdoors, surrounded by thousands of blooming roses, the Los Angeles Parks Foundation (LAPF) saluted local resident and business and nonprofit leader Jaime Lee for her many […]

Neighbors out in force against TVC

Suzan Filipek · September 29, 2022

•Mid City West supports developers Hundreds of letters were submitted to the City Planning Dept. last month expressing concerns about a proposal that would significantly expand the CBS television studio […]

Mr. Los Angeles’ life celebrated at memorial at his beloved park

John Welborne · October 28, 2021

The life and legacy of the late Tom LaBonge was celebrated October 18 at Travel Town in Griffith Park. It was a real party (including an Elvis impersonator, of course), […]

Parks Foundation works to improve Robert Burns trail

Billy Taylor · October 28, 2021

The Los Angeles Parks Foundation soon will begin work on an improvement project within Robert Burns Park, thanks, in part, to the generous support of a local resident. “We are […]

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