It's a smaller project, but those solar panels (the blue squares above)are proposed to be located concerningly close to fragile habitat. Friendly Reminder: We still need you to write a letter!Email template here!What we know about the proposed revised solar panel...

Solar Panels are proposed dangerously close to fragile wetlands. They would be located in the circled red area above. We are requesting a full environmental review of the project (and still are!). Thanks to all who submitted letters, spoke at the December 8th Seal...

Location of proposed solar panel projects. Zedler Marsh is on the left above the cooling channel and the Southern Area (currently being restored) is along the bottom. Solar panels are proposed for adjacent to some of the Los Cerritos Wetlands' most biologically...

Jingle, Mingle & Ring in Wetlands Restoration’Tis the Season to Protect Our Wetlands We invite you to celebrate with us at our end-of-year Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust holiday get-together. We will be gathering at a private home in nearby Belmont Heights, and...

On December 6th, check out the flourishing native plant growing area at Zedler Marsh.Every plant that goes into the ground brings our wetlands closer to being restored. Learn about restoration ecology at Zedler Marsh, a restoration site within Los Cerritos Wetlands....

Los Cerritos Wetlands: Past, Present, and Future Thursday, October 23, Doors open at 5:30 PM,Program from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Tickets are $10 per person, free for Rancho Los Alamitos members. Dear Friend of Los Cerritos Wetlands.You are invited to hear myself, and Eric...

You are invited to attend the Los Cerritos Wetlands Authority's (LCWA) groundbreaking ceremony, marking the commencement of hands-on restoration of Los Cerritos Wetlands. It wasn't that long ago when the Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands was transferred into the public...

Marketplace Marsh, an area that sustains many interesting plants and animals, is an amazing feature of Los Cerritos Wetlands. Check it out for yourself on Saturday, November 1st. Our tour is led by environmental educators from Tidal Influence, who will begin with a...

We recently got word of a proposal to construct solar panels adjacent to some of the Los Cerritos Wetlands' most biologically sensitive areas. These panels would very likely have an impact on the fragile and threatened species that rely on Los Cerritos Wetlands to...

It's a smaller project, but those solar panels (the blue squares above)are proposed to be located concerningly close to fragile habitat. Friendly Reminder: We still need you to write a letter!Email template here!What we know about the proposed revised solar panel...

Solar Panels are proposed dangerously close to fragile wetlands. They would be located in the circled red area above. We are requesting a full environmental review of the project (and still are!). Thanks to all who submitted letters, spoke at the December 8th Seal...

Location of proposed solar panel projects. Zedler Marsh is on the left above the cooling channel and the Southern Area (currently being restored) is along the bottom. Solar panels are proposed for adjacent to some of the Los Cerritos Wetlands' most biologically...

Jingle, Mingle & Ring in Wetlands Restoration’Tis the Season to Protect Our Wetlands We invite you to celebrate with us at our end-of-year Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust holiday get-together. We will be gathering at a private home in nearby Belmont Heights, and...

On December 6th, check out the flourishing native plant growing area at Zedler Marsh.Every plant that goes into the ground brings our wetlands closer to being restored. Learn about restoration ecology at Zedler Marsh, a restoration site within Los Cerritos Wetlands....

Los Cerritos Wetlands: Past, Present, and Future Thursday, October 23, Doors open at 5:30 PM,Program from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Tickets are $10 per person, free for Rancho Los Alamitos members. Dear Friend of Los Cerritos Wetlands.You are invited to hear myself, and Eric...

You are invited to attend the Los Cerritos Wetlands Authority's (LCWA) groundbreaking ceremony, marking the commencement of hands-on restoration of Los Cerritos Wetlands. It wasn't that long ago when the Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands was transferred into the public...

Marketplace Marsh, an area that sustains many interesting plants and animals, is an amazing feature of Los Cerritos Wetlands. Check it out for yourself on Saturday, November 1st. Our tour is led by environmental educators from Tidal Influence, who will begin with a...

We recently got word of a proposal to construct solar panels adjacent to some of the Los Cerritos Wetlands' most biologically sensitive areas. These panels would very likely have an impact on the fragile and threatened species that rely on Los Cerritos Wetlands to...