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Los Angeles River Walk ☀️ Jason Wise

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Sat, Jun 17 • 10 am - 12 pm
Free
Classes & Workshops
The Los Angeles River was once a wild and diverse ecosystem but was cemented over in the name of civic progress, removing the plants and animals that once thrived in this region. Luckily for us though, Mother Nature saved a few pockets of nature that refused to be tamed. Join us as we explore one of the few "soft bottom" areas of the River, learning about the balance indigenous people had with the River, how colonizers attempts to tame it, the signs of both we are able to observe today, and about the potential for a new beautiful future where the nature and people are both able to thrive around LA's secret gem of wilderness. WHAT'S INCLUDED -Learn about the river's past, present, and potential future -Walk along and hopefully down into the river
Age Restriction
All Ages Welcome

Location

2944 Gleneden St, Los Angeles, CA 90039, USA

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Organized by
Lewis MacAdams Riverfront Park (formerly Marsh Park)
Recommended by @lauren

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