A Beach Cleanup Crew Is Tracking Which Brands Are Plastic Pollution’s Worst Offenders
The goal is to reduce trash before it ever ends up on our coastlines
9 Fun Ways to Stop Contributing to the Literal Destruction of Earth as We Know It
A "screw it" attitude isn't the way to go
This Artist Enlisted Female Inmate Firefighters for a Show About Our Fragile Environment
Kim Abeles and the women of Camp 13 collaborated on Valises for Camp Ground
Can We Ever Bring Native Fish Back to the L.A. River?
Environmentalists are reluctantly hopeful that we'll see OG river dwellers once again
No, L.A. Is Not a Desert
The new book This Is (Not) L.A. takes L.A. cliches and turns them on their heads
Can Angelenos and Coyotes Coexist?
Whether you see them as nuisances or neighbors, coyotes aren’t going anywhere
L.A. Used to Have Discernible Seasons—I Swear
Intensifying, seemingly perpetual heat can make native Angelenos second guess their childhood memories
Two of the Worst Fires in California History Are Burning Right Now
The Mendocino Fire is now considered the largest in state history; the Carr fire is close behind
Pieces of Southern California’s Wildfire-Ravaged Landscape Have Become Haunting Sculptures
Artist Darren Sarkin's charred-wood sculptures are meditations on rebirth