Nathan Nuñez

Founder, Canyon City Environmental Project

Founder of Canyon City Environmental Project

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The San Gabriel Mountains are the largest open public space in Los Angeles, but some of the range’s most popular spots are covered in piles of trash.

San Gabriel Mountains are getting trashed. This group wants to change that

The San Gabriel Mountains are the largest open public space in Los Angeles, but some of the range’s most popular spots are covered in piles of trash.

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