Community-driven Programs Educate and Inspire Sound Water Conservation
COUNCIL FOR WATERSHED HEALTH has been working to preserve, restore and enhance the Los Angeles and San Gabriel Watersheds since 1996.
Today CWH’s efforts reflect the complexity of water resiliency in a changing climate. CWH programs address:
- urban storm water capture and recharge
- multi-benefit green infrastructure projects
- water quality monitoring
- sustainable landscaping
CWH’s 2025 Vision presents the Los Angeles region as a model of sustainable, urban watershed management that promotes ecological, social and economic health, with reliable, clean, local water supplies, restored native habitats, ample parks and open spaces and integrated flood management.
Through its Watershed Monitoring Programs, CWH staff assesses current baseline conditions and identifies areas to focus more resources. CWH provides water quality data to communities in need so they can make informed decisions on how to best protect their health.
CWH’s Watershed Habitat Restoration projects improve the lives of Angelenos while protecting ecosystem health and wildlife habitat. CWH also collaborates with local communities to control the spread of invasive plants through the Weed Watch program.
CWH’s success lies in focusing on traditionally underserved populations through community-driven design, environmental education and sound water conservation efforts.
| PHONE NUMBER | (213) 229-9945 |
| ADDRESS | 177 E Colorado Blvd Ste 200, Pasadena, CA 91105 |
| info@watershedhealth.org | |
| WEBSITE | http://www.watershedhealth.org |
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| FORMS OF PAYMENT | |
| SERVICES PROVIDED | Nonprofit, Environment, Watershed Health, Education, Community Development, Health |
| MISSION STATEMENT | "Council for Watershed’s mission is to advance the health and sustainability of our region’s watersheds, rivers, streams and habitat—both in natural areas and urban neighborhoods. We do this through science-based research, education and inclusive stakeholder engagement." |
| SERVICE AREAS |
Central Atwater Village • Baldwin Hills • Bel Air • Beverly Grove • Beverly Hills • Boyle Heights • Century City • Cheviot Hills • Chinatown • Commerce • Culver City • Dockweiler • Dodgertown • Downtown • East Hollywood • East Los Angeles • Echo Park • Edendale • Fairfax • Firestone Park • Gramercy Park • Griffith Park • Hancock Park • Hollywood • Hollywood Hills • Hyde Park • Inglewood • Jefferson Park • Koreatown • Ladera Heights • Larchmont Village • Leimert Park • Los Angeles • Los Feliz • Macarthur Park • Mid-Wilshire • Miracle Mile • Mount Olympus • Oakwood • Outpost Estates • Palms • Park Mesa Heights • Pico Heights • Pico-Robertson • Pico-Union • Rancho Park • Rimpau • Silver Lake • University Park • Vermont • Vermont Square • Vernon • View Park • Watts • West Adams • West Hollywood • Westlake • Westwood • Whitley Heights • Windsor Hills San Fernando Valley Arleta • Bell Canyon • Burbank • Calabasas • Canoga Park • Chatsworth • Encino • Granada Hills • Granada Hills North • Hewitt • Hidden Hills • Lake Balboa • Lakeside Park • Mission Hills • North Hills • North Hollywood • Northridge • Pacoima • Panorama City • Porter Ranch • Reseda • San Fernando • Shadow Hills • Sherman Oaks • Sherman Village • Studio City • Sun Valley • Sunland • Sylmar • Tarzana • Toluca Lake • Toluca Terrace • Tujunga • Universal City • Valley Glen • Valley Village • Van Nuys • West Hills • Winnetka • Woodland Hills San Gabriel Valley Alhambra • Altadena • Arcadia • City of Industry • College Hills • Crescenta Highlands • Cypress Park • Duarte • Eagle Rock • East Pasadena • East San Gabriel • El Monte • Flintridge • Glassell Park • Glendale • Happy Valley • Hastings Ranch • Highland Park • La Canada • La Crescenta • Lincoln Heights • Monrovia • Monterey Hills • Monterey Park • Montrose • Mount Washington • Pasadena • Rosemead • Rossmoyne • San Gabriel • San Marino • San Rafael Hills • Sierra Madre • South Pasadena • Temple City • Woodbury Santa Clarita Valley & Simi Valley Canyon Country • Castaic • Fillmore • Moorpark • Newhall • Piru • Santa Clarita • Santa Paula • Santa Susana • Simi Valley • Somis • Stevenson Ranch • Valencia Westside Brentwood • El Segundo • Fox Hills • Lennox • Malibu • Mar Vista • Marina del Rey • Montana • Ocean Park • Pacific Palisades • Playa del Rey • Playa Vista • Santa Monica • Sawtelle • Topanga • Venice • West Los Angeles • Westchester |
How You Can Pitch In
Refer A Business
Let us know about your favorite local business. We’ll donate $10 to Council for Watershed Health for each recommendation.
Volunteer
Help out in the CWH office or assist in planning special events and symposia.
Intern
Program focus areas include water monitoring, policy and research, and community engagement and education. Learn more at https://www.watershedhealth.org/get-involved.
Donate
Donate online or mail a check.
