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Irvine/Laguna Wildlife Corridor Map
Laguna Greenbelt Inc. Teams Up with Rock Design Associates to Enhance Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor
RDA Edits 2025.04.15Press Release For Immediate ReleaseLaguna Greenbelt Inc. Teams Up with Rock Design Associates to Enhance Irvine-Laguna Wildlife CorridorLaguna Greenbelt Inc. is pleased to announce that it has retained Rock DesignAssociates, led by Robert Rock, to spearhead a stakeholder-engaged process aimed atidentifying innovative and responsible design strategies for the Irvine-Laguna WildlifeCorridor. This vital corridorContinue reading “Laguna Greenbelt Inc. Teams Up with Rock Design Associates to Enhance Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor”
Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Hosts Wildlife Corridor Tour for UCI Students
Irvine, CA, February 6th, 2025 On Thursday, February 6th, the Laguna Greenbelt hosted a tour of the Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor in Irvine, CA. Led by Board Members John Foley, Ann Larson, and Lance Vallery, Professor Jessica Pratt of the University of California Irvine and her class of twenty graduate students were shown key sections ofContinue reading “Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Hosts Wildlife Corridor Tour for UCI Students”
Year in Review 2022: A Message from our Board President
Coexistence is Possible: Coyotes and Humans
by Sinem Kargin, Science Advisor for Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Why should we coexist with coyotes in urban and suburban settings? The identity of the animal source of the coronavirus is still unknown. Many species are suggested as possible sources due to the similarity of its genetic sequence to those of other known coronaviruses such asContinue reading “Coexistence is Possible: Coyotes and Humans”
KABC News spotlights wildlife corridor in Irvine for prevention of species extinction
Results of Multi-Year Wildlife Camera Study in Irvine Show a Worrying Trend
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Results of Multi-Year Wildlife Camera Study in Irvine Show a Worrying Trend Laguna Woods, California – September 11, 2019 – Results of a multi-year study of activity in a wildlife corridor connecting the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park to the Cleveland National Forest are now available for public view. Since the late 1990s,Continue reading “Results of Multi-Year Wildlife Camera Study in Irvine Show a Worrying Trend”
Rat Poison Seeps into the Wild
Check out recent coverage by Laguna Beach Independent’s Rita Robinson on how rodenticides endanger our local landscapes, and what we can do about it! https://www.lagunabeachindy.com/rat-poison-seeps-into-the-wild/
