Join us on August 31 at 11AM for Wild Wings: An Intimate Wildlife Journey with Scott Logan of Wild Wings Ecology. Scott's work in the Gottlieb Native Garden continues to reveal the astonishing range of biodiversity that’s capable of thriving in our backyards when native plants and habitat are established. As the garden’s naturalist, Scott has identified over 2000 species of animals on the site – from tiny insects to some of L.A.’s largest mammals. In his presentation An Intimate Wildlife Journey, Scott uses beautiful photography to accompany his engaging stories about the power of native plants. He’s been a featured speaker at the Annenberg Space for Photography, Museum of Photographic Arts San Diego, Autry Museum of the American West, Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens as well as garden clubs and environmental organizations all over California.
This presentation will take place at a private residence in the Beachwood Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles. The address will shared after you RSVP. Autographed copies of Scott’s The Gottlieb Native Garden: An Intimate Wildlife Journey will be available for sale at the event. RSVP is required.
ABOUT SCOTT LOGAN
Scott Logan is a graphic artist, naturalist and wildlife photographer with images appearing in books, magazines, and scientific periodicals. In his own book The Gottlieb Native Garden: An Intimate Wildlife Journey Scott chronicles the diversity of wildlife living in one single Los Angeles yard. Along with his wife Bonnie, Scott owns Wild Wings Ecology and he is currently the Gottlieb Native Garden’s on-staff Naturalist where he is documenting its wildlife, coordinating University research projects, collaborating with UC Davis on their Hummingbird Health Conservation Program and monitoring the overall health of the garden. Scott is an active nature guide, with excursions focusing on bird life. Being born and raised in Los Angeles has provided him an exceptional insight into its remarkable urban wildlife.