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LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands (LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL URBAN STORMWATER TREATMENT)

903 De Forest Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90813

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  • LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands (LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL URBAN STORMWATER TREATMENT) - 903 De Forest Avenue, Long Beach, California 90813, US
  • LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands (LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL URBAN STORMWATER TREATMENT) - 903 De Forest Avenue, Long Beach, California 90813, US
  • LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands (LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL URBAN STORMWATER TREATMENT) - 903 De Forest Avenue, Long Beach, California 90813, US
  • LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands (LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL URBAN STORMWATER TREATMENT) - 903 De Forest Avenue, Long Beach, California 90813, US

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903 De Forest Avenue, Long Beach, California 90813, United States

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Welcome to LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands, an urban oasis in the heart of Long Beach, California. Located at 903 De Forest Avenue, our innovative park is a unique blend of nature and sustainable engineering, dedicated to enhancing the local environment and community well-being.

LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands stands for Long Beach Municipal Urban Stormwater Treatment, and it serves as both a public green space and an ecological treatment facility. Our park is designed to naturally filter stormwater runoff, improving water quality and supporting a diverse ecosystem of native plants and wildlife.

Visitors to LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands can enjoy a serene escape from city life, with meandering walking trails, scenic views, and educational displays that highlight the importance of wetland conservation and sustainable urban planning. Whether you're here to relax, learn, or explore, our park offers an enriching experience for all ages.

Join us at LB-M.U.S.T. Wetlands and discover the beauty and importance of preserving our natural resources, right in the heart of Long Beach. We look forward to welcoming you to our vibrant community space.

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Angel Apolinar:
2

"This place has potential, and could have been beautiful. But unfortunately the government has given up on it and left it to rot. A lot of the park is off-limits due to old construction fences. There's still a pretty lake and grass area, but keep your money, belongings, and self safe because many homeless will camp out around here."

almost 10 months ago
Matt Sersion:
5

"This 2 acre pocket park is in the historic community of Willmore City. There is a walking path around a water catchment pond. Seating is also available throughout. This area is part of the River and Mountain conservancy. It is a small part of the wetlands planned for many miles of the LA River. Reclaiming, restoring and reusing run-off equals run-ON. We are utilizing water that would be wasted. In addition this water goes into the ocean de-contaminated. All drains lead to the ocean. It’s a MUST that we help our ocean while helping ourselves. Lower Los Angeles is already in the fight to fix the LA River once and for all."

almost 10 months ago

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