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October is Be One with Nature! month!
The Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation’s natural areas, High Desert Wildlife Sanctuaries and open spaces offer park visitors the opportunity to gain more respect and admiration for nature and its inhabitants by exploring unique and interesting landscapes, bird watching and horseback riding.
With an emphasis on the environment, our parks take the public “up-close” to nature with fun and educational activities. The public can see live animals, learn how they survive in the wild, take challenging hikes that let them observe nature in their own backyard. From vast and beautiful geological fascinations such as Vasquez Rocks and the Devil’s Punchbowl to any one of our 19 natural area parks and wildflower sanctuaries encompassing over 5,500 acres filled with floral displays and abundant prairie animals, our parks have something for everyone. So come out and enjoy nature with us in our “natural” backyard and Be One with Nature!
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