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Thursday, January 31, 2019

Last Post on Native by Design

I am discontinuing this blog. For information on the South Pasadena - Arroyo Seco Woodland and Wildlife Park (aka. South Pas Nature Park) go to WeedingWildSuburbia.com/nature-park, or South Pasadena - Arroyo Seco Woodland and Wildlife Facebook Page.


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The South Pas Nature Park

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The South Pas Nature Park (officially The South Pasadena Arroyo Seco Woodland and Wildlife Park) is a small parcel along the Arroyo Seco graced with mature coast live oaks, southern walnuts and western sycamores. Planted with sage, buckwheat and other native coastal sage scrub plants the park provides an inviting environment for birds, lizards, squirrels and numerous other critters. Locals too enjoy walking, jogging and horseback riding through the park.

Friends of the Nature Park

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In 2006 the Friends of the Nature Park was created as a community stewardship group for the park. Join us on Saturdays at the South Pas Nature Park on Pasadena Ave. to remove weeds and litter, and enjoy the park. Come for the whole time, for an hour, or just stop by to say hello! For more information contact Barbara Eisenstein.

A history of the park and the community's involvement in its creation and care can be found in Fremontia, v. 37, no.2, April 2009, p. 16, Native by Design: Community Involvement in the Creation and Stewardship of a Nature Park, by Barbara Eisenstein, http://www.cnps.org/cnps/publications/fremontia/Fremontia_Vol37-No2.pdf

Check the Facebook page, Friends of the So Pas Nature Park for pictures and information on park cleanups and events.

Spring '18 Park Cleanups

Check Calendar or email FriendsofSouthPasNP at gmail.com for date changes

Saturdays, 9 am - noon
- Apr 21
- May 19
- Jun 16
NO CLEANUPS UNTIL SEPTEMBER

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