LGB President Gets Coverage in Local News

People living in Orange County know that coyotes have been making it into the papers the past several months. Elisabeth Brown, Ph.D., Laguna Greenbelt’s president, expressed her point of view on coyotes in an op-ed earlier this month. Check it out to learn more about why coyotes are essential to maintaining our ecosystems, and what weContinue reading “LGB President Gets Coverage in Local News”

Community-Supported Agoura Hills Wildlife Crossing Benefits the Region; Questions Arise For Recreational Use of Bridge

By Gabriela Worrel On January 14, Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. attended the first public scoping meeting presenting the Liberty Canyon Wildlife Crossing in Los Angeles County. It was an inspirational event, and it became clear by the end that there was a lot of love in the room for wildlife and open space from local residents,Continue reading “Community-Supported Agoura Hills Wildlife Crossing Benefits the Region; Questions Arise For Recreational Use of Bridge”

Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Gets Published

In November, the Laguna Beach Coastline Pilot published our commentary on the Coast to Cleveland Wildlife Corridor. This corridor, like all wildlife corridors, will be used by plants and animals to move between two larger habitats. Our bobcats, rabbits, cactus wrens, and even plants depend on the ability to move from place to place safely.Continue reading “Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Gets Published”