Earth City Wonder creates immersive experiences that connect people with nature through walking tours, naturalist workshops, sustainable business services, and educational opportunities—all while supporting local economies and communities. Founded on June 21st, 2023, our values-driven company believes in fostering a deeper relationship with the natural world—accessible to everyone—and because we’re inspired by the Earth, we believe in Climate Optimism as a Revolutionary Act.

Inspired by the local natural and cultural ecology of Los Angeles, the “Virgin of Hollywood” presents the famous mountain lion, P22, as an iconic image representing his cultural impact on the urban-wild ecosystem all around the world and particularly for Angelenos. Native wild cucumber vines and clarkia flowers frame the image. The original work is hand-painted acrylic on 30x40 stretched canvas. 15% of profits are donated to local art and environmental organizations.

The Brush Canyon Naturalist Workshop welcomes naturalists of all levels to practice their craft and build a community of like-minded nature lovers under the guidance of a Certified California Naturalist in the urban wilds of Brush Canyon in Griffith Park.

We are now expanding into Regenerative Business Services and Regenerative Education Services. Both new areas are based on the same fundamental principle as the walking tours: we all need and want to develop our personal relationships with the natural world all around us by getting out in it!

When Peg Entwistle climbed the 50-foot-tall “H” to take her life, she wasn’t climbing the “Hollywood Sign” as we know it today. At the time it was still the Hollywoodland sign – a marketing gimmick created by real estate developers trying to sell the chaparral-and-sage-scrub-studded slopes above the little town of Hollywood.

It's often the case that visitors from the east rejoice in and/or lament the lack of seasons in Southern California. But as we develop a relationship with the natural world around us it's not hard to start recognizing that change, even in the city of dreaming angels, is constant. You just have to know where (and when) to look.