Nature Gardens
4.5 (2)park
4.5 (2)Once an asphalt parking lot, this 3.5-acre urban wildlife habitat now thrives with winding trails and 600 plant species.
Description
Opened in 2013 at the Natural History Museum, the space was designed to explore the intersection of urban life and nature. Plantings mirror Southern California's semi-arid Mediterranean climate, bringing together lush native flora alongside butterfly pavilions, vegetable beds, and pollinator gardens. The setting invites visitors to observe local birds, insects, and other wildlife up close.
