Our guide to health, fitness, and nature in Los Angeles, brings you everything including beautiful parks, outdoor activities, and some of the most peaceful places in L.A. to connect back with nature.
Pets without homes will no longer be killed in Los Angeles thanks to this NKLA initiative. When the Best Friends Animal Society launched the No-Kill Los Angeles (NKLA) initiative in 2012, 56% of cats and dogs were makin...
Murphy-Goode Winery requests a simple video application for this year-long position in Healdsburg, CA. Yes, you read that right! This Sonoma winery just posted an incredible job listing for those looking to get into the...
This humpback appeared in San Francisco nearly a month earlier than the previous record. There were multiple reports of a humpback whale feeding in the San Francisco Bay last week, starting on March 9. The Marine Mammal...
This scenic ranch in the Santa Monica Mountains is an outdoor paradise for food & animal lovers. The idyllic 29 Oaks Ranch is known for pairing delicious farm-style food and quality time with adorable farm…...
Wake up to the sun rising over the Pacific and enjoy exclusive views from a private Venice Beach terrace…...
OR-93, originally from Oregon’s White River Pack, made it all the way to the central Sierra Nevada in search of a mate. The Center For Biological Diversity reported February 26th that a lone gray…...
Featured Image: Unicorntopia(™) Ride into an enchanting oasis where beautiful unicorns roam freely Imagine stumbling into an exclusive Malibu sanctuary with a lush garden and majestic unicorns roaming freely. Now stop&h...
Say goodbye to “frosty” February and usher in spring with this gorgeous full ‘Snow Moon’ February’s full moon known as the “Snow Moon” will illuminate the night skies, rising on...
This is one way to wake up in the morning. The sky is literally the limit when it comes to aerial experiences with Skyline Balloons. You can ascend into the infinite blue skies and touch the clouds while taking in the b...
The Los Angeles zoo is reopening today, with new guidelines in place. After closing in December, Angelenos can visit the 133-acre L.A. zoo and its 1,400 creatures once again. It closed its doors to the public in mid-Mar...
