Ballona Community Restoration Event 

Beginning its third year, the Ballona Wetlands Community Restoration Project focuses on removing invasive iceplant and other non-native vegetation that can inhibit and impede the growth of drought-tolerant, native California plants such as pickleweed, salt grass, and alkali weed. 

This week marks the 30th anniversary of National Estuaries Week so there is no better way to show your appreciation than by helping to restore some of Ballona. 

Register Now! 

Registration is required

Parking

Parking is behind 303 Culver Blvd. The restoration site is about 0.3 miles east on the south side of Culver Blvd. Note: it is not through the gate in the parking lot. This is part of Ballona but not where we will be. Google Map

Site Location

The restoration site is about 0.3 miles east of the parking lot (see above). Google Maps
Use caution when walking to the event site after crossing Nicholson St as this is a busy intersection in the morning. 

There are NO restrooms at the event site.

Waiver

Waivers can be sign at the event, but minors attending without a legal guardiuan need this signed beforehand and bring it with them. WAIVER PDF

Bring

• Water
• Snacks
• Closed-toes shoes
• Hat
• Sunscreen

Provided

• Gloves
• Tools

Thank you for your help!