THE COLLABORATIVE
EAGLE ROCK BEAUTIFUL
EAGLE ROCK BEAUTIFUL
Thank You for your Support
CERB's Yearly Plant Sale was a Success!
Thank you to everyone who purchased drought tolerant succulents at our recent plant sale. Because of you our sale was a huge success!
As planned, all proceeds will benefit the purchase and maintenance of the Eagle Rock Canyon Trail.
As planned, all proceeds will benefit the purchase and maintenance of the Eagle Rock Canyon Trail.
For more info on how you can hike the beautiful Eagle Rock Canyon Trail visit:
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Great news! Phase II (aka the planting) of Darryl's Garden is done. We couldn't have done it without our two very efficent and knowledgable workers, Pancho and Juan Torres! A big thank you also goes out to the board members who were involved.
Soon we'll be placing benches in and around the garden and then it'll be complete! For more info or to help email crzanarchy@mac.com.
Check out photos from this event and others on the events page.
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a non-profit organization,
committed to the development
of a better Eagle Rock, through all agencies and volunteers
working together.
1551 Colorado Blvd. Suite 204 Eagle Rock, California 90041
323.255.9400 Tel / 323.257.6823 fax www.cerb.us non-profit #20-1500435
THE "EAGLE ROCK" LEGEND
Legend says that long ago a band of Tongva (Gabrieleno) Indians gathered at the foot of the Eagle Rock, when out of the sky a giant eagle swooped up an infant member of the tribe. The Indian Chief summoned the Great Spirit to intercede. The result was that the eagle lost his ability to fly and crashed into the Rock where his shadow remains forever.
Pasadena Star News 9/8/73 by Harold N. Hubard
L.A Times 7/20/86 by Evelyn De Wolfe
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
--Margaret Mead
Legend says that long ago a band of Tongva (Gabrieleno) Indians gathered at the foot of the Eagle Rock, when out of the sky a giant eagle swooped up an infant member of the tribe. The Indian Chief summoned the Great Spirit to intercede. The result was that the eagle lost his ability to fly and crashed into the Rock where his shadow remains forever.
Pasadena Star News 9/8/73 by Harold N. Hubard
L.A Times 7/20/86 by Evelyn De Wolfe
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
--Margaret Mead