Black Walnut Chisme Mural.
A Mural Celebrating the Threatened Los Angeles Black Walnut Tree.
A hand-painted ceiling mural featuring a black walnut tree and its animal and insect fauna over the entrance to a community lending library in Los Angeles.
The California black walnut (Juglans californica) is a native tree species found in Southern California. Once common throughout portions of the Los Angeles region, urban development and habitat loss have significantly reduced its historic range. Despite these challenges, black walnut woodlands continue to provide important habitat for birds, insects, mammals, and native plants.
Native Wildlife Featured in the Mural
Mockingbird, towhee, scrub jay, grey squirrel, bumblebee, monarch butterfly
Black Walnut Chisme mural featuring California black walnut tree and native wildlife
Los Angeles environmental mural depicting endangered black walnut habitat
Mural of California black walnut tree and local fauna
Public art celebrating Southern California native ecology
