Thank you POLB!
Thank you Port of Long Beach for sponsoring field trips to Los Cerritos Wetlands so Long Beach Youth can spend time in nature and learn about the natural world.
Monthly Nature Walks
Photo by Kevin Mendoza
The Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust is proud to present a free, monthly guided nature walk.
We offer a monthly guided tour of Los Cerritos Wetlands at 8:00 AM on the first Saturday of the month.
Join us for our next walk
November 7, 2026
To RSVP or for more information, go to our Eventbrite here: Eventbrite
For questions, please contact elizabeth@lcwlandtrust.org.
Our next nature walk is the Heron Hike, I hope you can attend.
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...
New concerning infrastructure proposed for Los Cerritos Wetlands
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...
We are proud participants in Long Beach Gives: Please donate now!
We envision the day when all of Los Cerritos Wetlands is a protected resource for the wildlife and the community.Help us reach that goal by donating during Long Beach Gives early giving period. Dear Friend of Los Cerritos Wetlands,I am happy to report to you that we...
Thanks to all who made a phone call or sent an email to protect the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
For decades the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has protected our environment. Legislation that will forever weaken that law passed yesterday, but we won't give up. I am sad to report that the California Legislature passed, and the Governor subsequently...
Attend our Raptor Ramble nature walks before they are paused due to the restoration of the Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands.
Raptor Ramble/Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands Nature Walk.Join us on Saturday, July 5 or August 2 to learn about the upcoming restoration of Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands and the important raptor habitat. These special tours will be led by knowledgeable ecologists who...
Our letter to the City detailing the impacts they should study regarding a new development proposed near Los Cerritos Wetlands.
Arial view of the current tank farm property located at 6701 E 2nd Street.The proposed project site encompasses approximately 53 acres. A new development is being proposed for the soon-to-be former tank farm located at 6701 E 2nd Street and Studebaker Road. While I am...
Wrapping up another great year of field trips to Los Cerritos Wetlands for Title 1 schools.
Students learning about wetland entomology by participating in a bug hunt(fake bugs, not real ones!) out at Los Cerritos Wetlands. Thanks to the generosity of the AES Corporation, the Port of Long Beach, the California Coastal Conservancy, Long Beach Parks Rec, and...
Additional opportunity to learn about and comment on the proposed business park near Los Cerritos Wetlands.
View of the current tank farm property located at 6701 E 2nd Street.The proposed project site encompasses approximately 53 acres. A new development is being proposed for the soon-to-be-former tank farm on Studebaker Road and 6701 E 2nd Street. While I am glad the ugly...
Attend our Raptor Ramble nature walks before they are paused due to the restoration of the Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands.
Raptor Ramble/Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands Nature Walk. Join us on Saturday, July 5 or August 2 to learn about the upcoming restoration of Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands and the important raptor habitat. These special tours will be led by knowledgeable ecologists...
New development proposed for SE Long Beach. Wednesday, May 14th, will be your first opportunity to give the City feedback.
View of the current tank farm property located at 6801 E 2nd Street, Long Beach, California.The proposed project site encompasses approximately 53 acres. Sadly, the vast majority of southern California coastal open space has been lost to development and...
Monthly Nature Walks
Photo by Kevin Mendoza
The Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust is proud to present a free, monthly guided nature walk.
We offer a monthly guided tour of Los Cerritos Wetlands at 8:00 AM on the first Saturday of the month.
Join us for our next walk
November 7, 2026
To RSVP or for more information, go to our Eventbrite here: Eventbrite
For questions, please contact elizabeth@lcwlandtrust.org.
Our next nature walk is the Heron Hike, I hope you can attend.
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...
New concerning infrastructure proposed for Los Cerritos Wetlands
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...
We are proud participants in Long Beach Gives: Please donate now!
We envision the day when all of Los Cerritos Wetlands is a protected resource for the wildlife and the community.Help us reach that goal by donating during Long Beach Gives early giving period. Dear Friend of Los Cerritos Wetlands,I am happy to report to you that we...
Thanks to all who made a phone call or sent an email to protect the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
For decades the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has protected our environment. Legislation that will forever weaken that law passed yesterday, but we won't give up. I am sad to report that the California Legislature passed, and the Governor subsequently...
Attend our Raptor Ramble nature walks before they are paused due to the restoration of the Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands.
Raptor Ramble/Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands Nature Walk.Join us on Saturday, July 5 or August 2 to learn about the upcoming restoration of Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands and the important raptor habitat. These special tours will be led by knowledgeable ecologists who...
Our letter to the City detailing the impacts they should study regarding a new development proposed near Los Cerritos Wetlands.
Arial view of the current tank farm property located at 6701 E 2nd Street.The proposed project site encompasses approximately 53 acres. A new development is being proposed for the soon-to-be former tank farm located at 6701 E 2nd Street and Studebaker Road. While I am...
Wrapping up another great year of field trips to Los Cerritos Wetlands for Title 1 schools.
Students learning about wetland entomology by participating in a bug hunt(fake bugs, not real ones!) out at Los Cerritos Wetlands. Thanks to the generosity of the AES Corporation, the Port of Long Beach, the California Coastal Conservancy, Long Beach Parks Rec, and...
Additional opportunity to learn about and comment on the proposed business park near Los Cerritos Wetlands.
View of the current tank farm property located at 6701 E 2nd Street.The proposed project site encompasses approximately 53 acres. A new development is being proposed for the soon-to-be-former tank farm on Studebaker Road and 6701 E 2nd Street. While I am glad the ugly...
Attend our Raptor Ramble nature walks before they are paused due to the restoration of the Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands.
Raptor Ramble/Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands Nature Walk. Join us on Saturday, July 5 or August 2 to learn about the upcoming restoration of Southern Los Cerritos Wetlands and the important raptor habitat. These special tours will be led by knowledgeable ecologists...
New development proposed for SE Long Beach. Wednesday, May 14th, will be your first opportunity to give the City feedback.
View of the current tank farm property located at 6801 E 2nd Street, Long Beach, California.The proposed project site encompasses approximately 53 acres. Sadly, the vast majority of southern California coastal open space has been lost to development and...