Garden | Human Nature
Ongoing
The Autry in Griffith Park
About the Exhibition
In the outdoor ethnobotanical garden, discover more than 60 native California plant species and examples of their past and present uses. Designed by landscape architect Matthew Kennedy (Ponca), the 7,000-square-foot space comprises seating and relaxation areas, a wetlands cove, pond, waterfall, basalt columns, and a California Oak tree. An interactive digital guide offers detailed information about the garden’s many elements.
For a fun and educational visit to the Autry, download and print our Plant Detective Scavenger Hunt.
Highlights (Click image for details)
Presented as part of the Autry’s California Continued project.
California Continued Sponsors
Another Project to Improve California Museums funded by the 2006 Clean Water Bond Act • California Continued is made possible through the generous support of Cindy and Alan Horn • Human Nature is presented by Bank of America • Support for Human Nature is provided by Marian and Ted Craver/Edison International • Support for The Life and Work of Mabel McKay is provided by the Paloheimo Foundation and Seven Post Investment Office.
CREATIVE PARTNER
