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NATIONAL TRAILS DAY JUNE 7TH 🥾⛰ Join OVLC for this year's National Trails Day with @americanhiking.Help the OVLC maintain the trails throughout Ojai Valley or join a hike on the Ventura River Preserve the morning, then join us for a Volunteer Appre
PARTIAL CLOSURE – OJAI MEADOWS PRESERVE On Monday, May 26 from 7am–5pm, OVLC will conduct a targeted herbicide treatment at Ojai Meadows Preserve to control Russian knapweed, a noxious, invasive species. The Lomita Ave. and Besant Rd. en
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR PRESCRIBED BURN PREP Join OVLC's Restoration Team on May 29th and 30th from 8am to 11am and help us prepare for a prescribed ecological burn happening this June. This is a great opportunity to learn more about prescribed fire
Hi OVLC friends! Are you ever out on one of our trails, admiring a flower or sequence of rocks, wondering what you are looking at? This Saturday, take the opportunity to hike alongside Sophie McLean, Nursery Manager & Martin Schenker, Restorati
Happy World Bee Day! 🌼🐝💛 California is home to roughly 1600 species of bee. These native bees rely on native plants for food and shelter (check out picture 4). While the survival of many of these bees is threatened by habitat loss and climate cha
Large-flowered phacelia, Phacelia grandiflora. We are ecstatic that this beautiful wildflower has begun to spread in our restoration site at the Ojai Valley Inn. Have you seen this striking species this spring at all? Comment where below! #ovlc #
We hosted our colleagues from TNC’s California Water Program @nature_org to discuss the the pressing issues our community is facing, and the work we’re doing to restore habitats and advance water resilience for our valley. Partnerships li

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Our mission is to protect and restore the natural landscapes of the Ojai Valley forever.