Compton Creek is a major tributary of the LA River, in fact the last major tributary before the River ends her 51-mile journey at the Pacific Ocean in Long Beach. Situated in what used to be the LA River floodplain, Compton Creek was historically characterized by freshwater marshes, willow and cottonwood trees. Today, most of the 8.5-mile creek is channelized, save for the lower 3 miles of earthen bottom, where you're likely to see stilts, killdeer, and mallards, and perhaps even a heron! Join Sunday Assembly as we help clean up this beautiful habitat! 

Directions + Parking:
Bike: Take the LARIO Trail and Bike Path and exit at Del Amo Blvd. Go west on Del Amo.
Transit: Unfortunately you are unable to reach this site via the Metro Blue line due a closure of the southern portion of the line.
Driving: Exit the 710 Fwy at Del Amo Blvd. Head west on Del Amo.
Parking: Parking available in the south end of the Del Amo Metro Station parking lot.

You can register for this awesome event here:
https://folar.rallybound.org/comptoncreekdelamo/Account/Register

Be sure to select that you are a member of team Sunday Assembly Los Angeles when you register.