MRCAParks

Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority
Preserving & managing open space parklands in/around Santa Monica Mountains, LA River, building urban parks.

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

Nancy Hoover Pohl Overlook at Fryman Canyon will be CLOSED Friday Morning, February 13, 2026 for Tree Work.

Please plan to utilize an alternate parking area for access the Betty B. Dearing trail. The overlook will reopen to vehicles once the tree work is complete.

[California Natural Resources Agency @CalNatResources]

Save the date for California's first Nature-Based Solutions Summit on January 29, 9am-4pm at CNRA Headquarters in Sacramento!

Agenda and registration details coming soon!

[UCLA Samueli Engineering @UCLAengineering]

The UCLA Institute for Carbon Management (ICM) at UCLA Samueli, in partnership with @MRCAParks and the Anthony Pritzker Foundation, invites interdisciplinary teams from across @UCLA to participate in the Grateful Bench Challenge. https://t.co/YonkNWAOID

[NWS Los Angeles @NWSLosAngeles]

Radar Loop (Valid 420 AM):

- Rain continues to across #SoCal
- Heaviest from eastern SBA county southward
- Rainfall rates 0.10-0.50 inches per hour
- Rain will continue thru the day.

#CAwx

[Los Angeles County @CountyofLA]

Know before you go! Avoid waterways and river channels during this storm. Find more rain preparedness tips at https://t.co/EbVyweTIY2.

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

and Ava PCH Undercrossing at Escondido Creek Beach

Rangers placed signs and tape at the various trailheads denoting the closure late Monday night.

The high fire weather conditions are expected to last thru Wed 10/29, although the closures may be extended if conditions persist.

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

In anticipation of the predicted red flag wind and heat conditions, the following parklands are closed until further notice for public safety:
Escondido Canyon Park & Falls
Cameron Nature Preserve at Puerco Canyon
Sara Wan Trailhead at Corral Canyon Park
The Penelope, Cole (cont)

[CA Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force @CAwildfireTF]

Progress is being made to protect LA communities thanks to @CAGovernor's early release of Prop 4 (Climate Bond) funds + streamlined wildfire project permitting. Learn about the @MRCAParks collaborative project: https://t.co/NtwLaGzzuh

#TaskForceProgress

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

@CityMalibu

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

MRCA Announces Hazardous Fuel Modification Work in Topanga Canyon Area and at Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space
LA County Fire Dep. & Ventura County Fire Dep. received $3.2 Million in Proposition 4 Funds from the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy to Prevent Wildfires. 1/8

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

Read full press release at https://t.co/r8Wc0gd9gA
8/8

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

MRCA Announces Hazardous Fuel Modification Work in Topanga Canyon Area and at Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space
LA County Fire Dep. & Ventura County Fire Dep. received $3.2 Million in Proposition 4 Funds from the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy to Prevent Wildfires. 1/8

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

Updated information is available at https://t.co/9LY1rQRXeR 7/8

[LA Animal Services @LACityPets]

LA Animal Services would like to remind pet owners that too much heat can be extremely dangerous or even fatal for our pets. When it’s too hot for you, it’s even hotter for our pets. Learn more by visiting https://t.co/rPyejq1HXP #LACityPets #HotWeather #PetSafety #LosAngeles

[LA County Sheriffs @LASDHQ]

A tsunami advisory is in effect for LA County with expected impacts to beaches, harbors, ports, and waterways beginning around 1 a.m. on Wednesday, July 30. Please stay away from these areas due to strong currents/waves in or near coastal waters.

According to the U.S. Tsunami Warning Center, waves of 1 foot or less are expected to reach LA beaches and waterways. The advisory is now issued for the entire west coast and it is the middle tier of the Tsunami Warning Center’s alert system.

Residents should monitor local news reports and sign up for alerts at https://t.co/JS4aGrPWJJ.

[MRCAParks @MRCAParks]

@LAFD Actually, the entire fire ended up burning outside of the open space parkland boundaries, most likely on private property. We manage a narrow swath of land on the hill known as Elephant Hill. Chief Ranger Gomez was onsite to confirm.