SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – The sprawling 200-acre Parma Park in Santa Barbara is going to have welcoming trails and a burst of color this spring. A sustainable trails project is underway with several new paths, many refurbished trails and upgraded areas for the public to enjoy. That includes an array of native plants grown from seeds collected in the park and the nearby Sycamore Canyon watershed. "We are doing maintenance on about 80 percent of the trails, adding a couple of new trails, restoring some trails that got completely overgrown after the (2008) Tea Fire. We just didn't have the resources to maintain that," said Assistant Santa Barbara Park Planner, Monique O'Conner. "We're
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