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Sales of limited-time ‘Jackie Strong' tees will help local nature nonprofits
Friends of Big Bear Valley will donate all proceeds to a quartet of organizations that helped the famous bald eagle.
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Tarantulas are the September superstars at this California State Park
Join an evening trek at Mount Diablo State Park and discover the wonders of the enchanting arachnids.
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Feeling the eclipse love? A Dark Sky Fest in the sequoias is twinkling soon
The schedule has been revealed for the shimmerful celebration.
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Bee the change: Californians asked to choose a State Bee
It’s a buzz-worthy ballot. The California Native Bee Society is asking the public to vote on the bee that they think best represents the state.
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Roaring Camp Railroads has night walks in the sequoias and other fall adventures
Ride the rails in Felton or take a moonlit ramble on select evenings.
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Butterflies will soon vamoose to make way for a seasonal Spider Pavilion
The final days to admire the flutterers have begun, so flutter by the Natural History Museum soon.
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Shadow spent time at the Big Bear bald eagle nest alongside a ‘new visitor'
The eagle, believed to be female, is called KD1; the bird was first seen at the nest soon after Jackie passed.
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Scale up at ‘Dino Fest,' the Natural History Museum's annual rawr-tacular
Talk about a claws for celebration: The prehistoric party is marking 11 awesome years.
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Free, festive, and brimming with beauty: Celebrate the LA River at ‘RiverFest'
Friends of the LA River (FoLAR) is the group behind the LA State Historic Park party; activities and more are on the line-up.
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Cruise Anacapa Island's shoreline, and maybe see whales, with Island Packers
The on-the-go ferry service, the official concessionaire to the national park, has a splashy summer schedule.
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Georgia's Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge named World Heritage site
A swamp in the Southeast is now considered one of the most important natural sites in the world after being designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Things to this weekend: ‘Pageant of the Masters' holds still in Laguna Beach
Like, very, very still: Real performers will recreate famous artworks at the two-month-long spectacular.
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Double the Corpse Flower: The Huntington will soon have two smelly blooms
The putrid pair of rare specimens are set to cast their olfactory gloom at the San Marino garden.
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Hikers now have to pay for parking at Fryman Canyon in Studio City. Here's what to know
The Wilacre Park trailhead is one of the most popular hiking trails in the Los Angeles area.
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Sequoias, September, and the stars: Go to the trees for the ‘Dark Sky Festival'
Soak in the universe and commune with earthbound giants for a few nights.
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Jackie and Shadow fans will flock to ‘Outdoor Adventure Days' in Big Bear
Bird-watching, nature walks, biking, and time on the lake are part of the fresh-air’d fun.
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Board the new ‘Trolley to Trails' and enjoy a free ride to great Big Bear hikes
Eager to explore the mountains but don’t want to drive from the heart of town? This trolley can help.
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Step inside San Francisco's beautiful and historic Conservatory of Flowers
The Conservatory of Flowers in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is the oldest public wood-and-glass conservatory in North America, this Victorian landmark has served as a centerpiece for the park since 1879. The “Palace of Glass” houses five distinct galleries of rare flora, including 100-year-old giant philodendrons and one of the only highland cloud forest displays in the United States.
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Nature advocates shared their ‘boy or girl' guesses about the Big Bear eaglets
Make that “educated guesses”: Friends of Big Bear Valley believe Luna is male and Sandy is female.
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San Diego Botanic Garden: A Legacy in Full Bloom
California Live’s Amber Pfister is in Encinitas at the San Diego Botanic Gardens where they just celebrated 55 years of gardens, conservation, nature and growth!
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