We're the Council for Watershed Health (CWH) working for healthy watersheds for healthy communities in SoCal through science-based research & education
Los Angeles
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Council for Watershed Health retweeted
Happy #WaterWednesday! Why should we harvest stormwater?
Hoy en #ularenespanol preguntamos, ¿por qué deberíamos cosechar aguas pluviales?
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
Let's Learn Together
What do you want to know about LA's water infrastructure? Let us know!
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Aprendamos juntos
¿Qué quieres saber sobre la infraestructura de agua de Los Ángeles? ¡Háganos saber
#WaterWednesday #ULARenespanol
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
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Are you interested in construction jobs and want to learn more about apprenticeship readiness opportunities? Join us for an in-person workshop led by @LAOC_BTrades and @AntiRecidivism on 12/02 11-1pm.
Please RSVP by 11/28 at bit.ly/ccp1222.
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Join us for a webinar on November 14 to discuss how your organization can get involved in ensuring the region receives its fair share of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding.infrastructurela.org/events/… #infrastructure #BetterTogether #webinar
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
Did you know that Los Angeles uses land along our historic Los Angeles and San Gabriel Rivers as “spreading grounds” to capture and infiltrate stormwater?
#WaterWednesday
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Have you heard of a bioswale before? Comment below if you’ve seen bioswales in your neighborhood!
¿Has aprendido sobre un bioswale? ¡Comenta abajo si has visto un bioswale en tu barrio!
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
Fall may have started September 22, but SoCal is still feeling the heat! Here are 5 ways pool owners can help save water.
El otoño comenzó el 22 de septiembre, ¡y el sur de California sigue sintiendo calor! Aquí hay 5 maneras que los dueños de piscinas pueden conservar agua.
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
This #WaterWednesday brings you 5 tips to conserve water in your garden this fall!
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Are you a local elected official looking to address your community’s water challenges? Want to learn more about California water and help solve this public policy issue–apply today! The WELL UnTapped Fellowship applications are almost due.
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
"We remain committed to pulling together with the 7 Basin states, federal govt, tribal nations and Mexico to address this crisis and promote long-term sustainability of this shared water source that is vital to our communities, farms and environment," said GM @adelh2o. #CoRiver
“Unprecedented is now the reality & the normal in which Reclamation must manage our systems. The expectation of a warmer drier west in the future, is what we are seeing today" - @usbr Commissioner Touton said today before the Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources. 1/3🧵
ALT Woman speaking at desk in meeting room
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
We love this so much. #waterisforeveryone
The California Nevada Section of AWWA is proud to support the LQBTQ+ community. We believe everyone should have access to safe and reliable drinking water because #waterisforeveryone 💧🏳️🌈 #CANVAWWA
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
WE ARE HIRING - Apply today to be a part of our team! Visit the links above or head to watershedhealth.org/get-invo… for more information.
Intern and volunteer applications are also open for the summer. Please share far & wide with your networks!
#watershedhealth #LosAngelesJobs
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
You are invited to learn how to play a role in creating healthier schools, neighborhoods, and watersheds for students, families, and communities! Join @CWH_org, @TreePeople_org, @HealTheBay, and @Day1DO on May 19 from 9 am to 12 pm PT for the Schools & Stormwater Symposium!
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“I want to be clear: This is not a drill,” said MWD's Deven Upadhyay in response to current conditions. “This is the real deal. It is a drought emergency.” latimes.com/california/story…
We're here to help you #savewater with tips + rebates at bewaterwise.com.
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
Check out ReDesignLA, supported by @WaterFdn & @ResourcesLF (both active in our LA Funders Collaborative) redesign.la, which provides "technical assistance to develop and implement multi-benefit projects that integrate stormwater capture & climate resiliency #MeasureW
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
CWH is hiring a new Water Quality Scientist! Please share far & wide. More info: tinyurl.com/CWH-WQScientist #WaterQuality #LosAngeles #Jobs
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Capturing more stormwater is key for SoCal water supplies. Join us, the Council for Watershed Health, LA County Sanitation Districts and others on Nov 10 at 9 a.m. for "Recycle the Runoff: A Roadmap for Stormwater Diversions." bit.ly/2ZPbU97
@CWH_org @SanDistricts
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Join the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts and the Council for Watershed Health on November 10 for a virtual workshop on how to implement stormwater diversions in LA County to improve water quality.
Click here to register
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
@CWH_org
Council for Watershed Health retweeted
David Haas reminds us all that @CAL_FIRE is much more than just "the state's fire department", it works on everything from defensible space inspections to vegetation management programs to fire protection grant programs. #WildfireSymposium2021
