Ecological conservation initiatives in Culver City, California

Star Eco Station is a unique museum and tourist attraction located at 10101 Jefferson Boulevard in Culver City, California. Our guided public tours start every hour on the hour, offering visitors a chance to learn about wildlife conservation and environmental education. Please note that all information, dates, locations, discounts, and pricing are subject to change without notice. We follow all CDC guidelines for Covid procedures to ensure the safety of our guests and staff.

Ballona Saltwater Marsh and Dunes is a park located at 303 Culver Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. This institution is dedicated to championing the restoration and protection of Los Angeles' last coastal wetland and educating the community as stewards of nature. Visitors can explore the wonder of nature in urban Los Angeles, learn about coastal ecosystems, and observe a variety of native plants and animals. Additionally, visitors can participate in hands-on experiences to help restore the last coastal wetland in Los Angeles and learn about urban ecology. Bob Shanman, a retired Wild Birds Unlimited store owner and Emeritus Board Member of the Friends, leads bird walks at Ballona. The institution has cleared over 3,000 feet of Jefferson Boulevard along the Freshwater Marsh and the Ecological Reserve of RVs, cars, and associated debris.