Wildlife sanctuary services in Lawndale, California

Alondra Park is a beautiful and diverse park located at 3850 Manhattan Beach Boulevard in Lawndale, California. As part of the LA County Parks system, Alondra Park offers a wide range of recreational activities and programs for visitors of all ages. The park is also a popular tourist attraction, attracting over 450,000 students from 560 schools across Los Angeles County. The park is home to the County of Los Angeles Underwater Unit, which provides educational services and experience programs for SCUBA divers, freedivers, and dive leaders. The Department of Parks and Recreation has a rich history, dating back to the merger of the Parks Division and the Department of Recreation, Camps, and Playgrounds in 1944.

Alondra Aquatic Center, located at 3353 Redondo Beach Boulevard in Lawndale, California, is a part of the County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation. This institution partners with 560 schools to provide park access to over 450,000 students across Los Angeles County. The Underwater Unit at Alondra Aquatic Center offers educational services and experience programs for SCUBA divers, freedivers, and dive leaders. The Department of Parks and Recreation has a rich history, with operations and facilities previously managed by the Parks Division and the Department of Recreation, Camps, and Playgrounds. Since its creation in 1944, the Department has been dedicated to meeting the recreational needs of residents and visitors through programming, facilities, land acquisition, and environmental stewardship.