The Plants of Tovaangar Indigenous Plant Audio Trail
Sector: Education • Location: Beverly Hills, California, United States
Source: LAist
A project at Coldwater Canyon Park that allows hikers to scan QR codes along a 1.5-mile trail to hear audio recordings of indigenous Tongva names of native plants. The project is a collaboration between environmentalists, Tongva tribal members, university scholars, and funded by the Broad and Arts in California Parks Local Parks Grant Program.
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Description | A project at Coldwater Canyon Park that allows hikers to scan QR codes along a 1.5-mile trail to hear audio recordings of indigenous Tongva names of native plants. The project is a collaboration between environmentalists, Tongva tribal members, university scholars, and funded by the Broad and Arts in California Parks Local Parks Grant Program. |
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