Make Preserving the South Coast Wilderness Part of Your Legacy. With gift planning, you can provide long-lasting support for our organization while enjoying financial benefits for yourself.

Laguna Canyon Foundation, Laguna Beach, California. 3,025 likes · 16 talking about this · 36 were here. Laguna Canyon Foundation is dedicated to preserving our local open space.

Laguna Canyon Foundation leads conservation efforts throughout California's South Coast Wilderness, a 22,000-acre expanse of open space that includes Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, Crystal Cove State Park and more. This vital green belt provides critical wildlife habitat and offers recreational opportunities ...

Laguna Canyon Foundation offers hikes with volunteer naturalists, Keep it Wild Volunteer Days and other activities in Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. Find a wide variety of nature-oriented merchandise, maps and information online, in our office or at the James & …

2024年11月15日 · Laguna Canyon Foundation works towards educating residents and stewarding the South Coast Wilderness with various events and volunteering opportunities on their website.

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2025年1月10日 · The Laguna Canyon Foundation (LCF) has named Scott Thomas as its new executive director, effective Jan. 6.

Explore Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park with OC Parks and Laguna Canyon Foundation Volunteers, where you might see deer, bobcats, and hawks. Learn about acorn woodpeckers – the hippies of the bird world – and the wonderful ways of woodrats, as well as the peculiar nature of certain plants. Enjoy wildlife sounds, smells, and…

Keep it wild and weird was the hushed refrain we whispered to ourselves while collecting and contending with the medley of histories layered throughout the Laguna Canyon Foundation’s five acres of flourishing coastal sage scrub.

2023年2月2日 · The marchers were protesting the 2,150-acre Laguna Laurel development that had been approved to be built in the open space of Laguna Canyon, sacrificing pristine wilderness to build an initial 3,200 homes, shopping centers and golf courses.