Building Momentum for Green Schoolyards Across Los Angeles County
by Council for Watershed Health, Heal the Bay, Los Angeles Waterkeeper, and Randolph Consulting Group This blog originally appeared on LAwaterkeeper.org . EVERY CHILD DESERVES a school that’s safe, healthy, and allows them to thrive. In Los Angeles, a majority of LA County schools are covered in pavement. Not only does pavement contribute to high temperatures on school campuses, it also prevents water from infiltrating when LA experiences rain, leading to stormwater runoff.
Thanks to our Vendors! | A Quarter Century of Connecting the Drops
Thanks to LADWP, our host and sponsor, who provided the opportunity to celebrate our 25th Anniversary at the beautiful and iconic John...
Looking Back at 25 Years... with photos! | A Quarter Century of Connecting the Drops
The Council for Watershed Health thanks all who celebrated A Quarter Century of Connecting the Drops with us! It was a lovely evening...
Honoring Miguel Luna | A Quarter Century of Connecting the Drops
CWH is celebrating 25 years of meaningful work advancing the health and sustainability of our region’s watersheds. At CWH, we work to...
Honoring Felicia Marcus | A Quarter Century of Connecting the Drops
CWH is celebrating 25 years of meaningful work advancing the health and sustainability of our region’s watersheds. At CWH, we work to...
Thank You for Joining Us! Schools & Stormwater Symposium Resources
On Thursday May 19th, Council for Watershed Health in partnership with LA County Watershed Coordinators hosted the Schools and Stormwater...
