Angeles
National Forest |
The Arroyo Seco is in the Angeles National Forest in the San Gabriel Mountains, which serves as the backdrop for the entire Greater Los Angeles Region. This is the official site to learn about all the activities and issues facing the Angeles National Forest. |
Audubon
Center at Debs Park |
The spectacular Audubon Center at Debs Park, 4700 N. Griffin in Los
Angeles, is a real treasure for Arroyo lovers with lots of educational opportunities and events especially for young people.. |
Arroyo & Foothills Conservancy |
The Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy preserves land and restores habitat in and around the San Gabriel and Crescenta Valleys, thereby protecting natural areas for birds and wildlife and providing access and educational experiences for the community. AFC works with urgency to save these precious places before they are gone |
North
East Trees |
North East
Trees (NET) is a dynamic grass roots environmental group that designs
and constructs greening and open space projects in Northeast Los
Angeles. Since 1990 NET has also planted over 16,000 trees. |
Friends of the Southwest Museum |
Friends of the Southwest Museum has been organized to demand that the Board of Autry National Center make a firm and legally-binding commitment to take responsibility for the continued maintenance and operation of the Southwest Museum's Mt. Washington facilities, in perpetuity. |
Pasadena
Audubon Society |
The Pasadena chapter of the National Audubon
Society has sponsored educational events and bird-watching activities since 1904. They are an active group and have worked hard to protect environmental gems like Hahamongna. |
West
Pasadena Residents Association |
The
West Pasadena Residents' Association is a very effective and influential advocates regarding current issues
that may affect the architecture, history, and quality of life of West Pasadena. All residents in the area bounded by Fair Oaks Avenue and Colorado Boulevard and the southern and western Pasadena limits are eligible for membership. |
Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council |
This is the very informative website of the Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council. |
Pasadena
Heritage |
The
mission of Pasadena Heritage is to protect, maintain and enhance
buildings and neighborhood, natural resources and other
monuments and artifacts that exemplify or constitute the
historical and cultural heritage of Pasadena. |
Highland Park Historical Trust |
HPHT works to preserve the heritage of the Arroyo Seco communities
of Highland Park, Garvanza, Mt. Washington, Hermon and Montecito Heights
through education, advocacy and preservation projects. |
Pasadena
Group - Sierra Club |
The local Sierra Club is an energetic bunch
with lots of hikes and activities as well as educational events. |
Theodore
Payne Foundation |
The Theodore Payne Foundation promotes the
understanding and preservation of California native flora. It's
mission is to promote and restore California landscapes and
habitats, to propagate and make available California
native plants and wildflowers, and to educate and acquire knowledge
about California flora and natural history. |
Arroyo
Arts Collective |
This dynamic arts collecive promotes creativity, innovation and
culture in Northeast Los Angeles. |
Montecito
Heights Improvement Association
| Here
is the website of the Montecito Heights
Improvement Association, part of the Arroyo Seco
Neighborhood Council. Located south of South Pasadena on the
east side of the Arroyo, Montecito has a spectacular view of the
Arroyo. |
Friends of
the Los Angeles River |
Friends of the Los Angeles River
was founded in 1986 to protect and restore the
natural and historic heritage of the Los Angeles River and its riparian
habitat through inclusive planning, education and wise stewardship. |
San
Gabriel Mountains Regional Conservancy |
SGMRC
acts as an umbrella, providing staff to assist with partnering
between all the local conservancies in the San Gabriel Valley.
Because of the support provided by the Regional Conservancy,
other conservancies are springing up around the San Gabriel
Valley, moving many agencies to consider the importance of
regional open space, planning, and the negative consequences of
not planning locally, carefully and thoroughly. |
Council for Watershed Health |
CWH promote more efficient use of stormwater resources by providing leadership, guidance, and technical assistance to agencies and organizations to affect sound watershed planning and management. We have a proven track record of strengthening coordination of regional watershed planning, measuring and tracking progress towards achieving healthier urban environments and fostering regional landscape ethic that reduces water use through the planting of native and regionally appropriate vegetation. |
| San Gabriel Mountains Forever (SGMF) is a diverse partnership of residents, cities, local business owners, faith and community leaders, health and environmental justice organizations, and recreation and conservation groups working to permanently protect the San Gabriel Mountains and rivers. |
| Here a great site that promotes adventures within the Angeles National Forest, San Gabriels Mountains. Exploration of trails, falls, mines with a bit of mountain history. |
San Gabriel Mountains National Monument
| The San Gabriel Mountains National Monument is a United States National Monument managed by the U.S. Forest Service, which encompasses parts of the Angeles National Forest and the San Bernardino National Forest in California. |
| Here a great site that promotes adventures within the Angeles National Forest, San Gabriels Mountains. Exploration of trails, falls, mines with a bit of mountain history. |
If you would like to
suggest a link to an Arroyo-related organization, please send an email to: links@arroyoseco.org |