Teachers – it’s that time of year again! The one you have all been waiting for. School is back and although you might be missing summer, think of the cooler weather, class parties, field trips and learning ahead of you! While you’re preparing your lesson plans, assemblies, and field trips, we want to encourage you…
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The ABC’s of Stormwater Pollution Prevention
08/09
By LA Stormwater in Stormwater Pollution Prevention
Turn Your Back-To-School Blues into Back-To-School Greens
08/07
By LA Stormwater in Best Management Practices
With the new school year just around the corner, we’re sure you are preparing yourself for what you will be learning inside the classroom. But have you thought about what you could be learning outside of the classroom as well? Parents – are you looking for extracurricular activities for your children? Students – are you…
It’s Easy To Be Green
03/08
By LA Stormwater in Watersheds
Drive through Los Angeles these days and you’re bound to notice something that we Angelenos haven’t seen in a long time – vibrant hills covered in emerald blankets of grass. The heavy rains of the last few months have brought LA’s hillsides and parks back to life, reminding us that despite the fact that we…
The Gift of Green
11/28
By LA Stormwater in Best Management Practices
From recycling wrapping paper to composting our Christmas tree, we’ve all heard ways that we can make our holidays “greener.” And, while we should all continue to make these “green” practices a part of our holiday traditions, this year, we’re challenging Angelenos to take it one step further. Here are some fun and simple ways…
TreePeople To Host Rainwater Harvesting Workshops
11/02
By LA Stormwater in Rain Barrels & Cisterns 2
We’re not used to seeing rainy weather in October here in LA, but that’s exactly what we got earlier this month. The showers reminded those with rain barrels that it was time to get them ready for the coming winter rains. And, the falling rain drops were the prefect prompt for those Angelenos who are…
Made Weekend Plans Yet?
09/15
By LA Stormwater in Events
Summer may have ended, but Los Angeles residents are lucky to enjoy lush sunny weather year-round. This upcoming weekend, enjoy the balmy weather in LA’s backyard by joining one of three events below. From rain barrels to clean ups there is something to keep you busy! Ballona Wetlands Coastal Cleanup Day Saturday, September 179:00am-12:00pm303 Culver…
Beyond the Classroom
09/08
By LA Stormwater in Stormwater Programs
LA’s kids have been in school for a little more than a week, learning the signature “three R’s” – Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. But, we all know that learning is not confined to the classroom. In fact, lessons can be learned anywhere and at anytime! Below is a listing of opportunities here in Southern California…
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…
Stars and Stripes and Stormwater
06/24
By LA Stormwater in Events
Who among us won’t be celebrating the 4th of July with a picnic at a park or a visit to one of our local beaches? LA County officials estimate that more than 1 million people visit LA County beaches to enjoy the water and the fireworks displays that light up Southern California’s coast on Independence…
Resolve to Solve With January Events
Happy 2013! Do you have your list of New Year’s resolutions in front of you? What? You haven’t even started it yet? Well, it’s not too late and, now is the perfect time to add a few resolutions that give back to the environment. Resolve to solve the pollution challenges facing LA’s rivers, creeks, lakes…
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LA Stormwater: Thank you Megan for bringing it to our attention. The link should be updated now.- Megan: Hi there, Trying to fill out the RSSC form (quickly) to refill our pool. I’ve followed the…
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