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The MRCA is a local public agency dedicated to the acquisition, preservation, and protection of open space, wildlife habitat, and urban, mountain, and river parkland that is easily accessible to the public


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Latest MRCA News

MRCA Acquires 320 Acres of Parkland Adjacent to Chino Hills State Park, Furthers Governor Newsom's 30 by 2030 Initiative to Combat the Climate and Biodiversity Crises
MRCA-managed Parks, Trails, and Coastal Accessways are Open!
MRCA Announces New Environmental Equity Officer
Los Angeles River Recreation Zones to Open with Kayaking on Memorial Day - May 31, 2021
Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, Trust for Public Land Preserve Nearly 1,200 acres of Prime Open Space and Wildlife Habitat
Philanthropist Alex von Furstenberg Helps MRCA Acquire Key 92-acre Public Parkland in Malibu
MRCA Acquires New Santa Monica Mountains Open Space Above Woodland Hills
MRCA Preserves Spectacular 257-acre open space above Chatsworth
Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield Wants MRCA Rangers to Manage the Los Angeles River in Canoga Park
MRCA Opens Parks Previously Closed by the Woolsey Fire
Brian Baldauf Named Chief of Watershed Planning
MRCA Receives 226-acre Donation of Prime Wildlife Linkage Near I-5 West of Castaic Lake
MRCA Granted $3 Million for Engineering and Design of Liberty Canyon Wildlife Corridor
MRCA Acquires 170-acre Triangle Ranch at the Gateway to the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
MRCA Acquires 111 Acres in Big Tujunga Wash
MRCA Acquires 98 Acres of New Parkland in Liberty Canyon Wildlife Corridor
71-Acre Wildlife Corridor Named for Senator Fran Pavley
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Photo by Janika Wijesuriya: ” I am struck by how lucky we are to have such wilderness areas just steps away from the big city, where we can find refuge to escape the daily grind. The picture shows how the  serenity of the wilderness contrasts against the urban streetscape below. ”  Rice Canyon, May 2020

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Photos: Tom Gamache, Peter Bennett, MRCA