by Arlington Garden | Apr 20, 2021 | Wildlife
Image credit VJAnderson, adult male Bushtit (Psaltriparus minimus) Bob Gorcik volunteers in Arlington Garden when his work schedule allows him to do so and has been a birder since he was in middle school. As an undergraduate, he had multiple opportunities to as a...
by Arlington Garden | Feb 27, 2021 | Wildlife
image from Michelle Matthews Bob Gorcik volunteers in Arlington Garden when his work schedule allows him to do so and has been a birder since he was in middle school. As an undergraduate, he had multiple opportunities to as a wildlife research assistant, where he got...
by Arlington Garden | Feb 10, 2021 | Art, Friends of Arlington, Wildlife
Michelle Matthews: In a new occasional interview feature, we talk with friends of Arlington Garden about their passions. I first met Roberto Gabriel in July of 2017 when I started as Executive Director of Arlington Garden. I spoke with him on his way to work, and this...
by Arlington Garden | Aug 15, 2020 | Art, Earth Share, Wildlife
Melissodes sp. on the photographer’s finger, photo courtesy of Krystle Hickman In partnership with LA Nature for All, Earth Share is a series of conversations on IGTV with the goal of sharing knowledge and inspiration with organizations and individuals caring...
by Arlington Garden | Aug 14, 2020 | Resilience Gardening, Wildlife
Resilience Gardening is a monthly feature during the pandemic in which our Director of Horticulture gives advice to gardeners interested in regenerative gardening. This month, we discuss gardening for wildlife. (1) You use regenerative gardening practices at Arlington...
by Arlington Garden | Jul 27, 2020 | Conservation, Features, Wildlife
Image credit Jane Glicksman, photo of Lois Brunet at Arlington Garden 106 years have passed since the extinction of the Passenger Pigeon, which went from flocks of hundreds of millions crossing the landscape like storms to a single bird “Martha” — the last of...
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