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SAMNHA, along with the US Forest Service, organizes hikes in the Santa Ana Mountains. |
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Dick Newell's web site of a coalition of wildlife biologists, interpreters, rangers, naturalists, docents and others. Highly recommended. | |
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Focus is on the open space areas of Orange County. | |
| Michael Charters' site on local botany includes excellent wildflower photos. | ||
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US Forest Service site for the Clevelend National Forest | |
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San Diego-based Richard W. Halsey's site on chaparral and fire. | |
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TNC's web site for the Santa Rosa Plateau. | |
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Local expert on plants, flowers, insects, and everything natural in the Santa Ana Mountains. | |
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Joe Anzenberger is the owner and editor of ocexplorer.com, which was created from his avid interest in the fantastic trails and breathtaking back country scenery of Orange County. | |
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Mountain biking club which does a terrific job of maintaining and improving trails in the Cleveland National Forest. | |
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4,000 acre reserve in the Santa Ana Mountain foothills owned and operated by the National Audubon Society. | |
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Current and historical information in and around Trabuco Canyon. | |
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Pat Macha's aircraft archeology web site. Excellent speaker. If you have a chance to attend a presentation, do it. | |
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Dr. Peter Bryant's (UCI) site has terrific macro photos of insects, spiders and fish. | |
| I've met Carl and his friend Ty photographing while on the trail. Few photographers photograph the chaparral, and even fewer do it as well as Carl. |