Endangered Gnatcatchers’ Habitat

The endangered coastal California gnatcatcher is a petite, insect-eating bird found in Southern California. Their habitat has rapidly declined. This project expands habitat inviting to gnatcatchers and nature-lovers alike.

Should you choose to donate in part or in total for this ongoing project, please accept many thanks from the Huntington Beach Tree Society for partnering with us on HB art and gnatcatcher habitat creation!

The HB Central Park West – Urban Forest dragon reappeared near the Rainbow Garden in 2020, compiled from decades-old broken pipes found nearby that were remnants of an oil field once occupying this land. The dragon is visible from the trail, surrounded by these prickly pear cactus.

HB Tree Society plans to add a lot more coastal sage scrub, in particular Artemesia Californica, along with salvias, buckwheat and prickly pear to ensure a welcoming home for these tiny songbirds. Here, they can forage, nest and rear young, and shelter.

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Meet the American Crow

Meet the American Crow