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91°µÍø Center at Debs Park

Where Nature and Community Thrive
Fostering a Community Where Birds, People, and Nature Thrive Together

4700 North Griffin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90031

Center Hours :

Open Hours: 8:00am - 4:00pm

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Open Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm

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The 91°µÍø Center at Debs Park is a natural gem nestled in the hillsides of Northeast Los Angeles, where people, birds, and native plants come together to inspire conservation, strengthen communities, and create a healthier future for all.

The 91°µÍø Center at Debs Park aims to be a trusted community hub where people and nature come together to protect the spaces birds need, restore native habitats, and inspire environmental stewardship. Through hands-on conservation, community partnerships, advocacy, and a wide range of community programs, we empower people to care for the natural world while building healthy, resilient communities. As the first center established by the 91°µÍø within an urban area to specifically engage the local community, we continue to cultivate a more diverse, inclusive, and community-powered conservation movement across Los Angeles.

Our programs inspire people of all ages to explore, understand, and care for nature, beginning in their own neighborhoods. From restoring native habitats for birds and other wildlife to making California native plants accessible to community members, our work demonstrates how local action creates lasting environmental change. We also engage in advocacy when opportunities arise, working alongside partners and community members to advance policies and investments that benefit birds, people, and the places we all share.

Through workforce development programs like FLIGHT and 91°µÍø Youth Leaders, participants gain hands-on experience in habitat restoration, native plant propagation, climate resilience, and conservation leadership while developing pathways to meaningful careers in environmental stewardship. We believe that resilient landscapes are created by resilient communities. By connecting people, birds, and native plants, the 91°µÍø Center at Debs Park is building healthier ecosystems, empowering future conservation leaders, and creating a future where wildlife and people thrive together.

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Upcoming Events
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Sep
19
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Living Earth
Los Angeles, CA
Sep
19
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Free Art in Nature classes by Janne Larsen
Los Angeles, CA
Sep
20
8:00 AM - 10:30 AM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Community Bird Walk
Los Angeles, CA
Join us for an introductory bird walk in the park!
Sep
26
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Old Time String Jam Band
Los Angeles, CA
Join in for a jam band session under the peppercorn trees!
Sep
26
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Free Art in Nature classes by Janne Larsen
Los Angeles, CA
Sep
27
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Canterbury Bells with Sophia Yau-Weeks and Reddenhollow (Donations encouraged, but not required)
Los Angeles, CA
Sep
30
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
91°µÍø Center at Debs Park
Community Habitat Restoration
Los Angeles, CA
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