Join the Ballona Stewards Workday on April 8. Help clean up the Ballona Wetlands by removing non-native plants and getting rid of debris. See the local ecosystem in its beautiful spring glory. Bring your own snacks, water, gloves, protective clothing and sunscreen. Meet between 7am-4pm at Ballona Wetlands Northeast, near the Ballona Creek bike path, east of Lincoln. Call 310.264.9468 for more information.
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