Wild LA by County, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Dedication Foreword Introduction Wild Los Angeles

Los Angeles is Full of Nature La Brea Tar Pits Tell the LA Story Water Writes the History of Los Angeles Fire, Past and Future Native Species Exotic Species Migration After Dark Backyards Science by the People

101 La Species to Know

Birds Insects and Spiders Mammals Reptiles and Amphibians Snails and Slugs Mushrooms, Slime Mold, and Lichen Plants

Field Trips

1. Malibu Creek State Park 2. Chatsworth Oaks Park 3. Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve 4. Rustic Canyon 5. Ballona Wetlands 6. Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area 7. Nature Gardens at the Natural History Museum 8. Franklin Canyon Park 9. Mount Hollywood and Griffith Park 10. LA River at Frogtown 11. Ernest E. Debs Regional Park 12. Arlington Garden 13. Oro Vista Park and Tujunga Wash 14. Hahamongna Watershed Park 15. Eaton Canyon Natural Area 16. Charlton Flats 17. Mount Baldy 18. Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park 19. Whittier Narrows Recreation Area 20. Powder Canyon 21. El Dorado Nature Center 22. Lower San Gabriel River 23. Lower LA River at Willow Street 24. Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park 25. Point Vicente Park

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