The Fall 2023 Recreation Guide is available below to read, download, or print. Registration is available at MalibuCity.org/Register or in-person at Malibu Bluffs Park.

Fall migration has begun. Help track monarch migration and the presence of milkweed. Read through protocols and then submit your observational reports.

State Parks are providing free vehicle day-use entry to over 200 participating state park units operated by State Parks to library-card holders.

Learn how to prepare for wildfires and other disasters with the City of Malibu’s next free CERT training course starting August 17, in-person at City Hall.

As the days get warmer, it can become more difficult to care for your garden. It can be even more confusing to understand how to care for native plants in high heat. Below is a list of resources to help you keep your cool and enjoy the process.

Watch a video on how your home could survive a wildfire from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). In the video, Dr. Jack Cohen, Fire Science Researcher with the USDA Forest Service, explains current research about how homes ignite during wildfires, and the actions that homeowners can take to help their home survive the impacts of flames and embers.

The MNVCA thanked Mon Nido resident Michelle Benedetti for her determined and successful efforts in getting a protected left turn signal added to the traffic light at Las Virgenes and Piuma.

It’s rattlesnake season. Here’s what to do if you come across one while hiking.

What a fun and charmingly old-fashioned Fourth of July we have the good fortune to celebrate here in Monte Nido! 2023’s “Flower Power” Parade and the Picnic at “Fleemans’ Meadow” may be over for this year, but the events will be in our (especially the children’s) memories forever. It is the quintessence of Monte Nido.

The July 4th Parade & Picnic is almost here! Here's everything you need to know to get ready for the day!

We're reaching out to our community to help us gather some fantastic prizes for the raffle. It's the perfect opportunity for local businesses, talented individuals, and generous folks like you to showcase your products or services.

Are you a member of a three-generation Monte Nido family? Have you witnessed living in this neighborhood from one generation to another? If so, we want to honor YOU as the Grand Marshals for the upcoming 2023 4th of July Parade!

We look forward to gathering and sharing good times with new neighbors, who are getting their first taste of Monte Nido, and past residents, who come back to enjoy what makes this place so special.

The Super Bloom has all of us inspired to pay tribute to the beautiful blooms around us, so let's extend the wonderful colors into the deep summer months.

Join us for an unforgettable July 4th parade and picnic celebration in Monte Nido! With vibrant floats, games and refreshments, it's an event not to be missed.

Thanks to all who attended the private tour of the National Park Service Visitors Center followed by a guided walk around the grounds of the King Gillette Ranch!

Tonight is the final night of Dark Sky Week and what better way to celebrate than with nature's own light show!

As humans, we tend to think of the night as a time of rest and recuperation. But for many animals, it's a time of activity and exploration. Whether they're hunting for food, socializing with other animals, or navigating their way through the darkness, wildlife relies on the night to survive. And for many of these creatures, dark skies are an essential component of their habitat.

Meditation has long been known to offer a variety of benefits for the mind and body, and for centuries, people have turned to meditation to find inner peace and relaxation. While meditation can be done anywhere, there is something particularly special about meditating under dark skies.

Dark Sky communities are generally safe communities, but criminal activity can still be a concern for some individuals based on their experiences. When it's dark, our fear response is triggered as our brains try to fill in the gaps and imagine potential dangers lurking in the shadows. This is a normal part of our survival instinct.