Eaton Canyon and adjacent federal land that burned in the January wildfires in L.A. County will remain closed through 2026 ...

Almost six months after the Eaton Fire first erupted in the canyons above Pasadena, Nina Raj is still planting seeds of hope.

• Charles White Park is 100 percent complete and turned over. • Farnsworth Park is approximately 50 percent complete. • Eaton Canyon Nature Center is approximately 75 percent complete.

A cyclist rises past the closed Eaton Canyon Natural Area Park and nature Center that is closed due to the Coronavirus Pandemic in Altadena on on Tuesday, April 14, 2020.

The fire quickly burned to the ground the Eaton Canyon Nature Center, a building that housed nature displays, live animals, books, artwork and gift items. All was lost except for two desert ...

The 198-acre Eaton Canyon Natural Area Park in northeastern Pasadena — adjacent to Altadena — has been closed since the Jan. 7 Eaton fire torched the entire park and most likely will remain ...

The Eaton Canyon Nature Center, a nonprofit whose volunteers help care for local flora and fauna, has reported seeing deer, coyotes and bobcats repopulating the area.

For the last 11 years, she climbed the Eaton Canyon Nature Center ranks, eventually becoming a supervisor. "We mostly had amphibians, reptiles and some insects," Estrella said.