Los Angeles is woefully park poor. Its official name is the Rowena Reservoir, and you might miss it if you don’t know it’s there. Reimagining Rowena Reservoir could potentially serve as the impetus for connecting all these public spaces, and the revitalized L.A. River. An L.A. “emerald necklace” could link Griffith Park and the river in the north to the reservoirs, Los Angeles State Historic Park, MacArthur Park and even Exposition Park in the south. (Los Angeles Times)Even if such an ambitious plan never materializes, in rapidly densifying Los Angeles, every acre of green space matters.

Source: Los Angeles Times August 07, 2017 12:01 UTC