The last rays of summer sunshine in LA mean the beginning of a brand new school year. To inspire your children as they go back to school, the Watershed Protection Program is proud to announce Teach LA’s Kids – a new, free online resource for teachers and parents seeking to educate students about the importance…
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Welcome Back, Whales!
01/15
By LA Stormwater in Guest Posts
by Joyce Amaro, LA Stormwater It seemed like a great idea. Let’s go whale watching! Countless migrating pods of Pacific Gray whales, Blue whales, Humpbacks – even Orcas – had recently been spotted just beyond Santa Monica Bay. My husband and I hadn’t been whale watching in years and our young son had never been.…
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Engages, Educates
10/15
By LA Stormwater in Guest Posts
Recently, LA Stormwater sat down with Mike Schaadt, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium’s Director, to learn more about the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium and the many engaging and educational programs and exhibits offered at the San Pedro aquarium. From the Sea Scare, a Halloween-themed ocean celebration planned later this month to winter whale watching, from an aquatic nursery to…
August Events Keep You Cool
07/29
By LA Stormwater in Events
No doubt about it, August is a hot month! This time of year, we are all – even the seagulls – looking for ways to chill out when the temps rise here in Los Angeles. Why not cool down along Southern California’s coast by getting involved in a beach clean-up or visiting one of our…
Ocean Schools Belong In Your School
07/23
By LA Stormwater in Stormwater Programs
Information about our oceans’ schools of fish and myriad other facts about our seas belong in school with your children! Learning about our planet’s many oceans, the critters who call it their home and teaching children about the positive impact their behavior can have on our oceans can be powerful! From fun field trips to…
June Events Provide The Power To Protect
05/28
By LA Stormwater in Events
World Oceans Day is celebrated annually on June 8. This year’s theme is that together we have the power to protect the ocean. With summer kicking off later this month, why not get involved in an event that will raise your awareness about the challenges facing our planet’s oceans or taking part in a clean-up…
Mother Earth Stars in April Events
03/26
By LA Stormwater in Events
The number of events in April and surrounding Earth Day on April 22 is off the charts this year! With so much scheduled, it’ll be easy to get your fill of environmentally-friendly activities this month when we show our love and appreciation for our favorite planet – Mother Earth! > With the theme of Just…
March Events Celebrate Spring
We are very fortunate to have mild winters here in LA. Even with the lack of snow, ice and bone-chilling temperatures, it’s hard not to notice when spring is about to arrive. Who can miss those first brilliant California Poppys and Lupine that seem to appear overnight along our roadways? Who doesn’t stop and admire…
LA Aquariums Abound With Activities and Animals
01/29
By LA Stormwater in Stormwater News 2
Whale watching season is here! Why not plan a whale watching excursion or a trip to a local aquarium in the weeks to come? Los Angeles’ aquariums offer many programs and resources to learn more about the Pacific Gray whales that are currently migrating along our coast as well as the myriad other sea creatures…
Come Celebrate Migrating Gray Whales!
01/23
By LA Stormwater in Stormwater News
Ready to go whale watching? Ready to learn more about the Pacific Gray Whales that are migrating along Southern California’s coast this time of year? Then the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium’s Whale Fiesta, scheduled from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. this coming Sunday, January 27, 2013 is the place for you! Celebrating its 43rd anniversary, this…
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