April 2023 Message from Our Executive Director, Belén Bernal After a few years of virtual meetings and events, working with community while actually being out and about in the community feels so much better. Getting outside this spring and connecting with community members—as we work to protect and increase access to nature—has been more motivating than ever. Breathing fresh … Continue reading Cultivating Community Outdoors
New Job Alert: All Aboard for Nature! Trips Program Manager
Nature for All is looking for a Program Manager that will be responsible for the planning, coordination and delivery of All Aboard for Nature trips from local community hubs to County parks, nature centers, and public lands. Position Summary In this role, the Program Manager will be responsible for the planning, coordination and delivery of … Continue reading New Job Alert: All Aboard for Nature! Trips Program Manager
Bike the LA River
Join LA Nature for All and Healthy Active Streets on a moderate difficulty bike ride from Hollydale Regional Park to Ralph C Dills Park. Nature for All in partnership with Healthy Active Streets bring you this opportunity to explore the LA River on a bicycle. This ride is rated easy and is open to the public. All … Continue reading Bike the LA River
Family Birding Day / Observación de Aves con la Familia
Observación de Aves con la Familia ¡Nature for All, River in Action, y Conservation Corps of Long Beach le brindan esta oportunidad familiar para salir al aire libre y aprender sobre las aves en su comunidad! Daremos un breve paseo por la naturaleza en DeForest Park y aprenderemos sobre las aves y el ecosistema al … Continue reading Family Birding Day / Observación de Aves con la Familia
Acknowledgment of the Indigenous Peoples of Ancestral Homelands
Nature for All acknowledges the indigenous peoples of the ancestral homelands, where we live and deliver our mission. We value the vibrant indigenous communities and honor the Gabrielino-Tongva, Kizh, and Shoshone Nations of Southern California, the Fernandeno Tataviam, Serrano, and Chumash, as the original caretakers of the lands and waterways of what is now Los … Continue reading Acknowledgment of the Indigenous Peoples of Ancestral Homelands