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- Free Native Milkweed for Local Gardeners Who Want to Help Bring Back the Western Monarch – Pasadena Now – May 9th, 2026
- Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy Marks 25 Years of Land Stewardship and Community Impact – ColoradoBoulevard.net – April 19, 2026
- How the fight for public land around L.A. hinges on saving one parcel at a time – Los Angeles Times – April 9th, 2026
- Mountain lions in Southern California up for additional protections – Pasadena Star News – January 27th, 2026
- Rosemont Preserve Beautification Project Aims to Sprout More Visits – Outlook Newspapers – January 23rd, 2026
- A year after the L.A. fires, trail crew workers reflect on what we’ve learned – LA Times – January 8th, 2026
- Nature is rebounding a year after January’s fires, as plants, wildlife – and even a waterfall – thrive – Los Angeles Daily News – December 21st, 2025
- ArtCenter Students Explore Urban Wildlife in New ‘LA on the Move’ Union Station Exhibition – Pasadena Now – October 30th, 2025
- Rosemont Preserve Captures Water – CV Weekly – May 1st, 2025
- Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy Marks 25 Years of Urban Conservation – ColoradoBoulevard.net – April 22, 2025
AFC Blog

Restoration Case Study: Stewarding Burned Land at Rubio Canyon, Altadena
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Urban Conservation Resolutions for 2026
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AFC’s Urban Conservation Awards
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2025 Annual Report
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Reflection from Sage Furey, AFC’s 2024-2025 Urban Conservation Fellow
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Reflection from Halle Sunabe, AFC’s 2024-2025 Urban Conservation Fellow
Halle Sunabe, 2024-2025 Urban Conservation Fellow From August 2024 – August 2025, AFC was lucky to host two Urban Conservation

Need to build a fence? Make it permeable to support your wild neighbors!
Wildlife Permeable Fencing Since the Eaton Fire moved through Altadena, the built and natural landscapes of the area have changed

Rosemont Preserve Entryway Beautification, Safety, and Security Upgrade Project
Improving community experience and safety at Rosemont Preserve. The Rosemont Preserve entryway project will replace the existing single-purpose chain-link vehicle