Guest article by Elena Lopez, Outreach and Communications Manager for LA Compost

Bear Divide, where birds fly north, is a special place that’s worth saving and with our help it will be.

Ten years ago, Citizens for Los Angeles Wildlife, or CLAW, was born from a group of grassroots Laurel Canyonites, who organized to remind Los Angeles City Planning that the wild ones that walk among us should not be cut off and displaced by...

The Zoo leadership has admitted that the motivation for this expansion is to increase revenue and capture tourist as a result of the Olympics. But at what cost?

Anything that grows, will also decompose! That means that much of the food waste that we produce is actually compostable.

This past May, we were excited to celebrate three of our amazing Central Group activists and volunteers at the 2023 Angeles Chapter Awards Banquet!

If you’re active online, you might have noticed “fast fashion” as a popular buzzword lately––but what, actually, is it?

You may have heard the term “forever chemicals” in the news lately. But what are “forever chemicals”, and how did they get that name?

Our newsletter this quarter is designed to introduce you to our volunteer Executive Committee and to perhaps get you excited about volunteering with us.

Time spent in nature, in any form, makes us feel happier, more peaceful, rejuvenated, and connected to something greater than ourselves. Nature reduces stress and anxiety, decreases depression, improves overall mood. But, it’s becoming increasingly...