Santa Clara River Watershed



Amanda Begley
TreePeople
SCR_WC@pw.lacounty.gov
This results in a wide variety of geographic ecosystems within the watershed, including creeks, rivers, farmland, mountains, forests, and residential areas primarily near Santa Clarita. This watershed is the ancestral home of the Tataviam people.
I was raised by parents who were passionate about environmentalism, and going through life I realized that so many people didn’t have the same education. I got my masters degree in sustainability and started educating communities with Tree People. I think it’s vital to ask the people who live in the watershed what are the most important issues that they experience in their daily lives. Then together, we can figure out what Safe, Clean Water projects can help meet those needs.
It’s hard to choose a favorite place, but I think it would have to be the Santa Clara River.
– Your Watershed Coordinator Amanda
Get in touch with Amanda 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.
Sandra Cattell
Sierra Club
Julian Juarez
LA County Flood Control District
Ali Elhassan
Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency
Steve Cole
Santa Clarita Valley Groundwater Sustainability Agency
Francisco Guerrero
LA County Sanitation Districts
Jerrid McKenna
City of Santa Clarita Recreation & Community Services
Hunt Braly
Poole & Shaffery
Mary Johnson
Agua Dulce Town Council
Ivan Volschenk
Evolve Business Strategies
Dianne Erskine-Hellrigel
Santa Clarita Valley Community Hiking Club
Bruce Hamamoto
Los Angeles County
Councilmember Laurene Weste
Santa Clarita
Oliver Cramer
Santa Clarita
Damon Letz
Santa Clarita
Amanda Begley
TreePeople
Upcoming Events
Events and meetings related to the Santa Clara River watershed.
Resources
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