Griffith Park Natural History Survey

(clockwise from upper-left) Leptodactylon californicum, Clarkia bottae,
Dudleya lanceolata, Keckiella cordifolia; ph. Jorge Ochoa

Welcome to the Griffith Park Natural History Survey, a joint project of the Franklin Hills Residents Association and the Los Angeles Dept. of Recreation and Parks.

Griffith Park is L.A.'s largest park, covering more than 4000 acres of rugged chaparral and sycamore-lined canyons at the eastern end of the Santa Monica Mountains.

Have a question about a bird? Seen a lizard? Want to volunteer? Follow the links and help us explore and protect Griffith Park's precious natural resources.

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