1700’s – Ortega & Anza brought settlers to California on horseback1700s – King Carlos III deeded the river lands and it’s resource (later determined to be the people’s land, State land along the South LA
Place types will eliminate the last remnants of the rancho lifestyle. Development encroachment has been methodical sacrificing the large parcels that are critical habitat for this unique community. In 1977 the horse overlay zoning established
Horses are still frolicking in Long Beach, but not for long, if place types zoning is approved. The LUE (Land Use Element) proposed with the General Plan has omitted the 20 pages horse overlay protective
WANAs (Wrigley Area Neighborhood Alliance) National Night Out in the 7th District of Long Beach, CA at the Lawler Ranch. We were honored to host this event.
A great article by Long Beach City College [Communcations] on what we are trying to save. You can view it by clicking- http://events.lbcc.edu/detail.cfm?eventid=3338 ©LBCC2017.
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR: Thank you for your interest in the County of Los Angeles Trails Manual. The County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation (LACO-DPR) is honored to oversee the County of
You can view more information by clicking these links: http://www.americantrails.org/resources/feds/FEDNatTrSysOverview.html The National Trails System: What It Is And How It Came To Be By Thomas L. Gilbert National Park Service In April 1965, the secretary
Advocate fights to keep trails along LA River ‘horse-friendly’ This entry was posted in CommunityNews on November 20, 2015 by CJ Dablo– Staff Writer ENLARGE In this undated photo, horses follow a trail leading
