COMMUNITY CONSERVATION SOLUTIONS
EIN 91-1907425 · Environment (C300)
What they do
THE NATURAL PARK AT RAMONA GARDENS The Natural Park At The Ramona Gardens Housing Development Will Transform A Degraded Area In One of The Most Polluted Communities In California Into A Four-acre Nature In The City Park, Using Restored Native Habitat Integrated With Engineering and Smart Design to Create Natural, Green Open Space, Recycle Urban Runoff and Stormwater, Create An Anti-Pollution Green Buffer Zone to Reduce Air and Noise Pollution, Improve Public Health and Provide Recreation Opportunities. Ramona Gardens is Adjacent to A Heavily-polluting, 15-lane Freeway Corridor. The Natural Park At Ramona Gardens Will Crate A Natural, Shaded Oasis With An Ecosystem of Native Trees, Shrubs, and Flowering Plants; A Walking Trail; and Shaded Plaza and Active Recreation Courts. It Will Help Address The Impacts of Climate Change, Reduce Greenhouse Gases and Urban Heat Islands, Reduce Residents Exposure to Air Pollution, Improve Water Quality In The L.A. River and Provide Badly-needed Public
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ContactESTHER FELDMANPresident
Mailing address2311 PENMAR AVE, VENICE, CA 90291
Main phone(310) 890-0424 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 1998
- County
- Los Angeles
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