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LUNCHTIME NATURALIST & FORAGING WALK

LUNCHTIME NATURALIST & FORAGING WALK

Thu, Aug 6, 7:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/lunchtime-naturalist-walk-25-2/) Thursday, August 6, Noon **FORAGING WALK** Join us as we explore the landscape with a naturalist’s eyes. We’ll learn about plants used by generations of indigenous peoples. We’ll see the many plants used for generations of people for wild foods, medicines, and utility. We’ll see California native plants, and we’ll see non-native edibles and medicinals. And, if we get that far, we’ll explore some of the uses of yucca and other natural fibres. Bring water, and your bowl. Hahamongna Watershed Park, Location 2. Regular $45 (senior/students $30) Exact location sent with registration

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Any truthers in this group? Truther Coffee Social

Any truthers in this group? Truther Coffee Social

Sun, Aug 9, 9:45 PM
From Conservative Outdoors and Socials
4.7

Truther coffee social for exposing many lies we have been told. Link: https://www.meetup.com/none-dare-call-it-conspiracy/?eventOrigin=your_groups This is NOT a conservative event. But an event exposing the many lies we have been told. You may hear viewpoints against both political parties.

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Community Habitat Restoration event at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook

Community Habitat Restoration event at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook

Sat, Aug 15, 3:00 PM
From Nature Walks with Nature Nexus Institute
4.9

Join us for a habitat restoration event! It’s a great opportunity to learn about native plants and local wildlife, all while spending some time outdoors in beautiful Baldwin Hills Parklands. This event is in partnership with California State Parks Foundation. Spaces are limited, so if you are interested in participating, **please RSVP to the coordinator at least 24hours in advance of the event: amendiaperez@naturenexusinstitute.org** Important things to know about this event: * Volunteers under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Habitat restoration tasks are best suited for people who are 12 years of age or older. * Please wear long pants and covered shoes. * Please bring plenty of drinking water for yourself as well as ample sun protection. * Work sites are frequently off trail and may be on uneven terrain. * We typically meet up at the top parking lot adjacent to the visitor center to start the event, but we work in several sites throughout the park. If you arrive late you may have trouble finding us. Please be sure to RSVP via the email above so we know to expect you!

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Smerconish Mingle Meetup

Smerconish Mingle Meetup

Mon, Aug 10, 12:00 AM
From Smerconish Mingle Meetup
4.9

If you feel politically stuck in the middle between clowns to the left and jokers to the right, you’ve found the perfect Meetup group to join! Inspired by Michael Smerconish’s The Mingle Project, we meet to discuss hot topics and news events and welcome people with different points of view. If you’re an independent thinker and want to join a conversation with people of diverse views, then you’ve found the right place.

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LUNCHTIME TRAPS,TRIGGERS, PRIMITIVE WEAPONRY

LUNCHTIME TRAPS,TRIGGERS, PRIMITIVE WEAPONRY

Thu, Aug 13, 7:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, Register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/lunchtime-useful-plant-walk-25/) The location provided below may change, register to get exact location. Learn to make traps, triggers, snares, deadfalls — learn by doing! Thursday, August 13, noon We recognize that hunting and fishing are long-established methods of putting food on the table, especially during times of hardship and emergency. Though I have never really been what you’d call a “hunter,” I always wanted to know how to capture and clean animals for food, if I had to. I learned originally how to clean animals by using roadkill, and fish that I caught. Later, I learned how to make and use primitive traps from various sources, such as Paul Campbell and Larry Dean Olsen. So if you’re like me, and just want to know how to make these devices “just in case,” please come to the class. We’ll meet in the Arroyo Seco to learn which woods are best for traps and triggers. Then’ we’ll work on carving a deadfall trigger, a trigger for a quail trap, and more. You’re learn by doing. Bring your knife! (We have extras if you don’t have one) We’ll see edible and medicinal plants. Bring your canteen.

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Greater Pasadena - Connect and Take Action

Wed, Aug 19, 2:00 AM
From Trump Supporters of Los Angeles
4.8
2 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps individuals find and join local groups, participate in events, and connect over shared interests, such as conservation initiatives.

You can use Meetup to search for conservation-related groups and events in Los Angeles by entering relevant keywords in the search feature.

Conservation groups in Los Angeles often organize clean-ups, educational workshops, and other community-building activities to protect the environment.

Yes, many groups welcome both beginners and seasoned conservation enthusiasts who are looking to make a positive impact.

Simply join the group on Meetup. Browse their upcoming events and RSVP to participate in conservation activities.

Joining a group gives you an opportunity to contribute to environmental conservation efforts, meet like-minded people, and gain a deeper understanding of local ecological issues.

Absolutely! You can join as many groups as you’d like to expand your network and increase your involvement in different initiatives.

Some events might have a small fee, while many are free. Check each event's details on Meetup to see if costs are involved.

Many groups have knowledgeable leaders and members passionate about conservation who share their expertise and guidance.

Yes, you can stay informed about upcoming activities and remain connected with group members for continued engagement.

Most groups are open to suggestions. You can propose ideas to the group organizers who might incorporate them into future activities.

Group sizes vary. Some have intimate gatherings for focused impact, while others host larger events for widespread participation.

Although Meetup fosters community connection, meeting new people requires active participation and attendance.

Most Los Angeles conservation groups prefer in-person events due to the nature of their activities, but availability depends on the organizer.

Not all specific conservation interests may have active groups. Availability depends on existing groups and local demand.