#SummerScienceFriday | What do Resilient Regions Look Like?
What can climate resilience look like on a regional scale? How can we turn a giant metropolis like Los Angeles into an environmentally...
#SummerScienceFriday | What do Climate Resilient Neighborhoods Look Like?
Last week, we introduced our community resilience theme and learned that climate change is expected to impact Southern California...
#SummerScienceFriday | What do Climate Resilient Communities Look Like?
This week's post and the next two #SummerScienceFridays will aim to answer the question: what do resilient communities look like? Since...
#SummerScienceFriday | Community Science: This is What a Scientist Looks Like
CWH’s mission is to advance the health and sustainability of our region’s watersheds through inclusive stakeholder engagement. This means...
#SummerScienceFriday | Kicking-off Summer Safety and LARWMP Monitoring
It’s that time of year again… the Council for Watershed Health is back with #SummerScienceFridays! A crowd of people gather around the...
Native Plants for the win on Earth Day
For our final education and engagement event with the students of Sun Valley Magnet School, CWH and partners Scotts MiracleGro Foundation...
Getting Outside to Learn: Green Infrastructure as a Living Laboratory
To build the institutional capacity for environmental stewardship and reinforce the concepts of healthy watersheds and communities, CWH...
(LA) Women in Water: Celebrating Women's History Month
For the Council for Watershed Health, Women’s History Month is about celebrating the accomplishments of women in Science, Technology,...
(LA) Women in Water: Celebrating Women's History Month
#WomeninWater for #WomensHistoryMonth continues with CWH's own Staff Scientist, Ari Jong. Ari leads the design and implementation of...
(LA) Women in Water: Celebrating Women's History Month
As part of #WomensHistoryMonth we celebrate the achievements of women in STEM and highlight the influential work of women in the...
