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HILL OF DREAMS
How a group of neighborhood volunteers, experts, and local officials in Los Angeles joined forces to create a thriving native plant habitat at Elephant Hill Open Space
by Stu Vanairsdale / FLORA CALIFORNIA NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY (FA 2025)
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LA NONPROFIT REPAIRS DEPLETED PARK LANDS, ONE 'TEST PLOT' AT A TIME
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YOUTH POWER: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LEADING THE WAY IN SOUTH EL MONTE
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THIS SMALL TWEAK TO CA PARKS COULD HELP PREVENT FIRES
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RESTORING THE LAND, ONE PLOT AT A TIME
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FROM EARTHWORK TO TEST PLOT: TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES TO ECOLOGICAL REPARATION
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TRANSGRESSIVE PRACTICES TO TRANSFORMATIVE POLICIES: LANDSCAPE CHANGE, FAST & SLOW
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ASK THE EXPERTS: 11 FAVORITE NATIVE PLANT COMBINATIONS
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COLLABORATION: GARDENS AND GARDENING - SOCIETY AND COMMONS DESIGN EDITION
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USC Wrigley Institute, School of Architecture collaborate to test sustainable landscape design methods
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LANDSCAPE OF CARE: POLITICS, PRACTICES, AND POSSIBILITIES
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GARDEN ECOLOGIES SYMPOSIUM: ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION AND CARE
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TEST PLOT: AN ONGOING EXPERIMENT IN COMMUNITY BASED LANDCARE
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INTERGENERATIONAL WATERSHED STEWARDSHIP
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COMMUNITY LANDCARE WITH USC ARCHITECTURE’S TEST PLOT INITIATIVE
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ELEPHANT HILL TEST PLOT WINS PANDO DAYS '22 AWARD!
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EL SERENO’S GUERRILLA GARDENERS SOW NATIVE PLANTS TO RESIST GENTRIFICATION IN DEVELOPER-CONTESTED LAND
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CALIFORNIA ARTISTS, CHEFS FIND CREATIVE WAYS TO CONFRONT DESTRUCTIVE ‘SUPERBLOOM’ OF WILD MUSTARD
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INVASIVE MUSTARD IS HERE TO STAY: YOU CAN USE IT TO DYE CLOTHES
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VIDEO: SAN BRUNO MOUNTAIN TEST PLOT "ULAP/FOG"
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THE LAB IN THE BACKYARD: USC’S LANDSCAPE JUSTICE INITIATIVE AIMS TO GIVE STUDENTS GRASSROOTS PERSPECTIVE ON THEIR FIELD
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TEST PLOTS IN LOS ANGELES GROW MORE THAN NATIVE CROPS: A COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE WHO CARE
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PODCAST: TEST PLOT FOR A COMMUNITY BASED LAND STEWARDSHIP ETHIC WITH JEN TOY & JENNY JONES
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NATIVE PLANTS ARE BRINGING NEW LIFE TO L.A.'S RAVAGED AREAS
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VIDEO: BUILDING CLIMATE RESILIENT PARKS
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TEST PLOT WINS A+D AWARD "BIGGER THAN A STREET, SMALLER THAN A CITY"
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THE FUTURE OF LANDCARE IN LOS ANGELES