Lower San Gabriel River Watershed
Kekoa Anderson
OhanaVets Inc.
koa@ohanavets.com
These differing landscapes present opportunities for a wide range of water capture and water quality projects, especially given the ecological importance of the San Gabriel River and Coyote Creek. For thousands of years, the Tongva people have called this watershed home with many communities along the San Gabriel River and its tributaries.
I love this watershed and the Pico Rivera Golf Course is so underrated! My favorite part of this role is meeting the community and working with students to educate them about stormwater.
– Your Watershed Coordinator Kekoa
Get in touch with Kekoa to learn about how we can create exciting water capture projects in your community.
From the Community
Watershed Area Steering Committee Members
Watershed committee members work with the watershed coordinators to develop investment plans for their watershed.
CJ Caluag
LA County Flood Control District
Alex Rojas
Central Basin Municipal Water District
Rob Beste
Water Replenishment District
Francisco Guerrero
LA County Sanitation Districts
Todd Leland
City of Long Beach Parks and Recreation
Dan Knapp
Conservation Corps of Long Beach
Adam Galia
Resident
Mark Stanley
Rivers and Mountains Conservancy
Gabrielle Weeks
Long Beach Coalition for a Safe Environment
Len Gorecki
Bellflower
Mike O’Grady
Cerritos
Dan Mueller
Downey
Kelli Pickler
Lakewood
Fernando Villaluna
Unincorporated Los Angeles County
Vicki Smith
Whittier
Kekoa Anderson
OhanaVets
Upcoming Events
Events and meetings related to the Lower San Gabriel River watershed. Find archived events here.
Resources
Documents, facts sheets, links, and more related to the Lower San Gabriel River watershed.