Rocky Oaks

Covered up in the midst of houses, streets, and different indications of present day life, Rocky Oaks includes a regular human ­made lake and an assortment of plant groups that give natural surroundings to untamed life. While taking a delicate climb along our circle trails, appreciate vistas of the lake. Once utilized as a watering opening for cows, the lake when recharged with precipitation now supplies drinking water to local creatures, for example, rabbits, coyotes, wildcats, raccoons, and deer. Plants, for example, tule, cattail, and willow develop in and close to the water, while water fowls, for example, buffleheads, mallards, and coots perform take­offs and arrivals. Similarly as people drive to and from chip away at streets and roadways, creatures utilize the zone to rest and drive between different natural surroundings in the Santa Monica Mountains.