Cerritos Heritage Park: A Haven for Southern Californians

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CERRITOS, CALIFORNIA — From green spaces like Cerritos Heritage Park, beyond being just a place to relax, bring people together, promote health and preserve local heritage.

Showbiz India TV stopped by Cerritos Heritage Park to explore the role parks play in building a stronger community for Southern Californians. Join the hosts as they take a walk through the park to highlight why public green spaces like it are essential for thriving neighborhoods.

This story was produced by American Community Media in collaboration with the Laboratory forĀ Environmental Narrative Strategies (LENS) at UCLA as part of theĀ Greening American CitiesĀ initiative supported by the Bezos Earth Fund. Read more stories like this by visiting the Greening Communities homepage.