Join us for Earth Day Climate Action 2024!
With partners California State Parks Foundation, Audubon at Debs Park, Theodore Payne Foundation, Terremoto/Test Plots, and Replant the Forest Festival, we’ll plant native milkweed, remove invasive weeds, mulch, and water to enhance our bird-focused restoration efforts at Rio. Volunteers will learn about the importance of climate resilient native plants for local wildlife, including the endangered Least Bell’s Vireo.
Plus a drop-in bird sit, art making, music, and a shared lunch. Ages 8 and over welcome (minors must be accompanied by an adult and bring a waiver signed by their guardian).
Save your spot today! Register here.
With partners California State Parks Foundation, Audubon at Debs Park, Theodore Payne Foundation, Terremoto/Test Plots, and Replant the Forest Festival, we’ll plant native milkweed, remove invasive weeds, mulch, and water to enhance our bird-focused restoration efforts at Rio. Volunteers will learn about the importance of climate resilient native plants for local wildlife, including the endangered Least Bell’s Vireo.
Plus a drop-in bird sit, art making, music, and a shared lunch. Ages 8 and over welcome (minors must be accompanied by an adult and bring a waiver signed by their guardian).
Save your spot today! Register here.
Our Work in 2023
It was a stellar year of partnerships in support of our three LA River State Parks!
In 2023 we helped envision, shape, and support community programs, built climate resilient native landscapes and fostered communal care of our public lands, and continued our advocacy work to protect and fund the parks.
Help us continue this vital work in 2024 by making a contribution to LA River State Park Partners this giving season―no amount is too small!―as we protect our parks, serve our neighborhoods, and advance the work of our State Parks colleagues and community partners.
In 2023 we helped envision, shape, and support community programs, built climate resilient native landscapes and fostered communal care of our public lands, and continued our advocacy work to protect and fund the parks.
Help us continue this vital work in 2024 by making a contribution to LA River State Park Partners this giving season―no amount is too small!―as we protect our parks, serve our neighborhoods, and advance the work of our State Parks colleagues and community partners.
Our Partnership Starts with You
You can support our work in many ways.