LAGUNA BEACH, Calif.-The Trust for Public Land recently added 525 acres to the Cleveland National Forest in Orange County to help create Black Star Canyon Wilderness Park. A loop trail traverses Black Star and Fremont Canyons and connects to existing open space in the surrounding area. The proposed wilderness park will be a major forest-access point for the community and will play an important role in the preservation of open space in Orange County. The area is home to numerous sensitive and endangered species, such as the California gnatcatcher, red diamondback rattlesnakes, mountain lions, and several types of plants. For more information on the Trust for Public Land, visit www.tpl.org.