100,000 new Plants in the SANTA MONICA Mountains

Over two years…

Over 3,000 volunteers…

A huge goal reached…

100,000 native plants planted across five sites in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (goal reached Saturday March 25, 2023)!

The goal was to replace many of the trees that were lost in the 2018 Woolsey Fire. It was funded jointly by Santa Monica Mountains Fund, Snap Incorporated, and Re: Wild.

Listen to the story on KCLU: www.kclu.org/local-news/2023-03-23/amazing-volunteer-based-effort-to-add-100-000-plants-to-the-santa-monica-mountains-hitting-goal

Restoration Ecologist Joey Algiers

Matt Wells. Principal Field Lead of the Restoration Team who oversaw the planting of all 100,000 native plants and trees

Nursery Manager, Antonio Sanchez

The final tree!

Volunteers working at the 100,000 planting event

Anyone can help plant!

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