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Habitat
Works is an environmental stewardship action group performing
volunteer projects to improve the habitats of endangered,
threatened and perturbed species in Southern California.
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Untaming
the American West!
Removing barbed-wire fencing for pronghorns,
Tule elk, San Joaquin kit fox and other wildlife.
Bittercreek
National Wildlife Refuge
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It
was rewarding beyond words.
I was surrounded by like minded people who worked in
the spirit of cooperation. It was a super break
from the monotony of the daily grind. I felt rejuvenated
when I returned to work. Thank
you for a weekend I won't forget.
~ Mary H., Bakersfield
It was a privilege to be part of your group this
weekend. You do an excellent job in all
respects and truly are genuine, passionate, knowledgeable
and well organized, and I so appreciate the
experience. ~ LeeLee M., Los
Angeles
I absolutely LOVED it. Thank you guys so much
for your vision and making a way for greenhorns like
me to get involved. ~Diana
C., Bakersfield
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Thank
you! to the many great photographers
who have generously shared their photos
for use on this site!
Habitat
Works is a conservation action group
carrying out volunteer projects
to improve the habitats
endangered, threatened and perturbed
species in the greater Los Angeles aia.
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Tom
Habitat
Work .org is a conservation action group
carrying out volunteer projects
to improve the habitats endangered, threatened and perturbed
species in Southern California.
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something in nature with your
own hands to make things better, and see tangible results at the end of
the day?
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beautiful, remote areas of Southern
California, discover artifacts and see track & sign of abundant wildlife everywhere?
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other intrepid volunteers involved
in meaningful stewardship in our own back yard?
We host single day events, weekend
campouts and backpacking trips in Southern California’s precious
national forests, private preserves, state parks and national
wildlife refuges. As a volunteer, learn about
our own local imperiled species, how their survivorship is threatened, and have the hands-on opportunity to
improve the habitats where they live. Please check our CALENDAR
and join us on an upcoming project. We look
forward to meeting and working with you soon!
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