Blog posts from around the country
Angeles Chapter
R.J. Secor is hiking again after Mt. Baldy accident Reprinted with permission from the Arroyo View, the newsletter of the Pasadena Group.
Angeles Chapter
U.S. Congresswoman In Southern California over the past 75 years, we've developed an elaborate flood control system that has turned many local creeks and rivers into concrete channels.
Angeles Chapter
A wetland in Long Beach is in danger of being flattened for a pay-for-play sports park.
Angeles Chapter
Vice-chair, Angeles Chapter Conservation Committee and Chair, Ballona Wetlands Restoration Committee We hear lots of talk today about restoring the Los Angeles River, restoring the Ballona Wetlands, restoring Bolsa Chi
Angeles Chapter
The right appointee is crucial to conserving California's coast The process of insuring good appointments to the California Coastal Commission has never been easy.
Angeles Chapter
June 15 marked the end of the decade-plus battle over the 121-acre Dana Point Headlands property, when the preliminary injunction against the California Coastal Commission's approval of the Headlands Development and Conservation Plan was denied.
Angeles Chapter
Sometimes people describe disadvantaged neighborhoods as on the 'wrong side of the tracks.' When it comes to some of Southern California's most blighted neighborhoods, the more apt description might be 'too close to the tracks.'
Angeles Chapter
The Angeles Chapter Conservation Committee has recently set up a Geographic Information Systems Committee as one of its subcommittees. The purpose of the GIS Committee is to provide mapping and other GIS services to conservation entities.
Angeles Chapter
The Chapter has hired a Conservation Program Coordinator. Jennifer Robinson, 32, was hired last month to take the place of Johanna Zetterberg, who left in July.