LAX ghost town a home to memories and rare butterflies

Sunday, March 3, 2013 - 01:30 in Biology & Nature

After the wealthy community of Surfridge was wiped off the map by the airport, native plants were reintroduced and the endangered insects made a comeback. Soon, more land will be restored.The remains of what was once one of Los Angeles' most coveted neighborhoods can be seen behind a fence topped with barbed wire.

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