Going Wild at Nature Gardens
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[sidebar]Nature Gardens
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles, California 90007
Visit www.nhm.org/nature to learn more about special programing and events, how to connect with citizen science projects, and check out NHM “critter cams” to get a glimpse of visiting wildlife.[/sidebar]
Nature Gardens at the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum invites wildlife into the heart of the urban environment.
Between our new Nature Gardens and the resources of the Nature Lab, Angelenos can connect the ongoing work of our scientists with the diverse urban wildlife of greater Los Angeles in ways that are directly relevant to all of our daily lives.
—Karen Wise, NHM Vice President of Education and Exhibits
Browse a photo gallery of resident wildlife at Nature Gardens
(click thumbnail to start the slides, then toggle between shots with onscreen arrows or your keyboard)
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