Interested in learning more about Gabrielino-Tongva indigenous peoples? Join us for a day of service at Kuruvungna Springs in Los Angeles, CA and learn about the work the Gabrielino-Tongva Foundation is doing to preserve this heritage site and the natural and cultural resources of this area.Through this event, you will learn about the history of the Sacred Springs, […]
Join CWH Watershed Coordinators at the first ReGreen Altadena Community Tree Giveaway and resource event🌳 an event centered to restoring the urban canopy in the Altadena community after the Eaton fire.Pick up young California native trees, including Coast Live Oak, Western Sycamore, and California Black Walnut and fruit trees for Altadena properties. We will also […]
Join CWH Watershed Coordinators at the first ReGreen Altadena Community Tree Giveaway and resource event🌳 an event centered to restoring the urban canopy in the Altadena community after the Eaton fire.Pick up young California native trees, including Coast Live Oak, Western Sycamore, and California Black Walnut and fruit trees for Altadena properties. We will also […]
The Scoring Committee works with LA County Flood Control District to review and finalize scores for projects being considered by each Watershed Area Steering Committee. Visit the Scoring Committee page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate in-person or online by using the Webex […]
Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the Lower San Gabriel River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate […]
The symposium will showcase the latest regional science that is both improving stormwater quality and advancing treatment technologies. There will also be an exciting panel discussion with renowned experts to explore the future of stormwater sciences. *RSVP is required for both in-person and virtual attendees.
Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the North Santa Monica Bay WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate […]
Come visit our booth at the Clean and Green Festival Saturday, November 15th 10am - 2pm. The festival is a free, family-friendly event that will highlight sustainability efforts, community resources, and hands-on activities for all ages.
Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the Rio Hondo WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate in-person or online by […]
Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the South Santa Monica Bay WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate in-person […]
Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the Santa Clara River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate in-person […]
Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the Lower Los Angeles River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person. Members of the public may participate […]