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 Central Santa Monica Bay WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate […]

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 Upper Los Angeles River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate […]

CWH Watershed Coordination team will be at Elephant Hill's Community Nature Celebration and Habitat Survey, stop by our table!Join the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County and local groups working to protect Elephant Hill for a Community Nature Celebration and Habitat Survey on Saturday, October 5th, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. This is a […]

Come out to the Water Harvest Festival for a free day of family fun with games, prizes, and learn more about water recycling! Don't forget to stop by our booth to learn more about the Safe Clean Water Program and the projects in your community that will help our region become more climate-resilient into the future.

Join the CWH Watershed Coordination team at Clockshop's What Water Wants event.What Water WantsClockshop’s three-year project with artist Rosten Woo aims to engage communities along the river in Northeast LA to foster an understanding of human/water interactions in their own backyards, from parking lots to wetlands. This initiative is in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy […]

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 […]

Join us for a tour of Echo Park Lake’s water quality features, led by LA Sanitation (LASAN). During the tour, LASAN staff will share insights on Best Management Practices used to address local water pollution, funded by the Safe, Clean Water Program, which was adopted by LA voters in 2018. The tour will begin at […]

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 in-person […]

There are projects underway to bring a renewable, reliable local water supply to Los Angeles County. The Water (R)evolution Symposium will introduce interested parties to current and future recycled water projects and provide an opportunity to connect with staff and resources.The full day event will feature speakers and panel dialogues to provide perspectives from agencies, […]

There are projects underway to bring a renewable, reliable local water supply to Los Angeles County. The Water (R)evolution Symposium will introduce interested parties to current and future recycled water projects and provide an opportunity to connect with staff and resources.The full day event will feature speakers and panel dialogues to provide perspectives from agencies, […]

Register to participate in 2024 Climate Justice Conference which will bring together diverse stakeholders to share best practices and mobilize resources across networks to create a more sustainable future for all. Please stop by our table to learn more about the Safe Clean Water Program's contributions to climate resilience in the LA region.