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11th Annual Rose Award: 2022
2022 Lotus Festival in Echo Park
LAPF in the News
LA Weekly: The Hidden Franklin Canyon Orange Grove Moves Food Forward

Spectrum News 1: How Micro Forests Combat Climate Change in LA

LA This Week: Muscle Beach Reopens

LA Daily News: Environment-Boosting ‘Microforest’ Takes Root in Pacoima

ChicagoNow: Los Angeles Parks Foundation to Plant "LA Park Forest" at Devonshire Arleta Park on Tuesday, December 7th

Larchmont Buzz: Native Micro-Forest at Griffith Park Appears Promising

Wunderman Thompson: Insights - Microforests

Larchmont Chronicle: Parks Foundation works to improve Robert Burns trail

Spectrum News 1: In the face of a huge climate crisis, can micro forests be the answer?

LA Times: Where to find L.A.’s newest micro forests

LAist: Boyle Heights' Hollenbeck Park Gets A Forest Of New Trees

Larchmont Chronicle: As in Paris, a micro-forest sprouts in Griffith Park
Spectrum News 1: Historic Olive Grove at Barnsdall Art Park is Getting Some Love
LA's Daily News: New Los Angeles Park Forest planted at Ross Snyder Recreation Center

Chicago Now: Restoration of Barnsdall Park's Historic Olive Grove

KTLA5: L.A. Parks Foundation Pushes Against Proposed Park Budget Cut

Beverly Press: ‘Orange’ you glad they are helping?

Los Feliz Ledger: Tom LaBonge Memorial Fund for Griffith Park Established
Larchmont Buzz: LAPF Funded to Install Four Mini Forests in LA Parks

NBC-LA: This Free Harvest Fest Is a Griffith Park Gem
LA Magazine: 8 Fall Festivals in L.A. That Are Sure to Put You in a Gourd Mood
LA Downtown News: New Basketball Court, Other Upgrades Made to Skid Row Parks
NBC News: Middle School in Watts Gets 9 New Basketball Courts Courtesy of Clippers
Students at Charles Drew Middle School near Watts were treated Tuesday to the unveiling of nine new basketball courts and other upgrades to their athletic facilities that were funded by the Los Angeles Clippers and American Airlines. The Clippers last year opened the first of hundreds of planned public basketball courts across Los Angeles to be renovated over the next three years through a $10 million gift to the Los Angeles Parks Foundation. The Charles Drew Middle School renovations happened because rapper Stix, who grew up in Watts, persuaded the Clippers to also renovate the facilities at the school, Councilman Joe Buscaino's office said. Read more here.
OC Register: Steve Ballmer, Clippers fixing L.A.’s neighborhood basketball courts

Forbes: As a New MLS Season Kicks Off, How Can We Have More Soccer Fields for Kids?

104.3 MyFM: Lisa Foxx discusses 5th Annual Griffith Park Run
Marymount High: Community Welcomes "Inspiring Boldness" Speaker Carolyn Ramsay

LA Sentinel: A Christmas Story—What Does Christmas Mean to You?
Larchmont Chronicle: Parks Foundation to begin second decade with Ramsay at reins

NBC: Frolic at a Free Harvest Festival at Griffith Park
No news flash is required for what we're about to reveal next, however: November is still a month that sits squarely within autumn, at least in this hemisphere, and it, too, can possess harvest-y pleasures. And one such good time is going to pop up, for free, near the Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round, on Crystal Springs Drive, on Sunday, Nov. 4. So cheers to you, dear Harvest Festival at Griffith Park, as you enter your second annual go-around. Read more here.
Video: Something for everyone in LA City Parks
See how parks are integrated in our daily lives, 365 days of the year. Watch video here.
KTLA: SWIM LA helps young boy conquer fear of water
Press Release: New Fitness Equipment in Sunland Park

NBC: Clippers, LA Open 1st of Hundreds of Basketball Courts Set for Renovations
LA Times: Clippers Foundation to donate $10 million

Press Release: Airbnb Teams up with LA Parks Foundation to Offer Unique Hollywood 'Experiences'
LA Sentinel: Leimert Plaza Park To Be Enhanced and Restored
Press Release: L.A. Unveils State-Of-The-Art Archery Facility To Serve 2028 Olympics
Inside Philanthropy: What Has the Los Angeles Parks Foundation Been Up to Lately?
CBS: Athletes Dedicate 4 Soccer Fields To Youth Players
Curbed LA: Here's Los Angeles's Plan For Running the Greek Theatre Itself
KCET: Imagining a Network of Native Plant Nurseries for the L.A. River
LA Weekly: Los Angeles Is Replacing Nearly All Its 100 Grass Soccer Fields With Artificial Turf
