Ready to turn the tide on climate change? Dashboard.Earth is your go-to app for taking meaningful actions against climate challenges. Through our partnership with LADWP, we can create change right here in Los Angeles. lawaterkeeper.org/take-action-co…

Chef Ulysess from Campo é Carbón will dazzle your taste buds at our Making Waves event on Oct 12! Having spent his childhood in San Gabriel, he is known for expertly combining Asian and Latin flavors. lawaterkeeper.org/making-waves-2…

50 Accenture volunteers helped us clean Santa Monica beach last Saturday, marking the end of LA Waterkeeper's cleanup season. Thanks, Accenture!

Michelle Robinson's artistry is a fascinating blend of imagination and talent. Thanks to Shatto Gallery, we'll get to see her works "What Was (4th Street)" and "A Field Guide to Lost Creatures" at Making Waves. Her creations are not to be missed! lawaterkeeper.org/making-waves-2…

We are on the land of Indigenous Peoples.  We recognize and honor that our work takes place in the ancestral homelands and waters of several tribes, and are grateful to be guests on these lands and in these waters. lalandscapehistory.org/2023-final-rep…

Exploring Indigenous history in LA: Mapping Los Angeles Landscape History' project illuminates major Indigenous settlements. Reported by Los Angeles Times. latimes.com/environment/st…"

Want an easy way to save water? Switch to a low-flow showerhead free from LADWP! Conserve around 1 gallon per minute, reducing your environmental footprint & your water bill. Small changes can lead to big impacts. For water-saving rebates & tips, visit ladwp.com/save

“We've had a wet year, but we know that droughts will be coming back,” mayor Karen Bass said. “We believe that we could probably find 2,000 to 3,000 households to transition from a traditional lawn to drought-resistant plants.” nbclosangeles.com/news/local/cit…

One wet season doesn't mean we have water to waste. 🌧️ Commending Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky(Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky) for leading LA's charge to secure our water future amid climate change, with her recent motion focusing on boosting local water supply and reducing consumption!

In Memory of Mark Abramson, a true champion for clean water. From beaches to watersheds, Mark's influence was immense. He challenged norms and fought for lasting change in Los Angeles. latimes.com/environment/st…

When every drop counts, even the simplest things go a long way toward making our communities more resilient.💧Save water at home by reusing shower water for your plants. Our choices today shape a water-resilient future for all. Learn more from LADWP. ladwp.com/waterconservat…

Big thanks to the 300 volunteers who joined us at the California Coastal Cleanup Day — clearing an estimated 1,100 lbs of trash and logging over 1,000 litter data points. An unexpected discovery? An interior car dashboard panel.

California is rethinking palm trees in favor of solutions that provide ample shade and better carbon sequestering. latimes.com/environment/st…

Congrats to our GM & Chief Engineer Marty Adams on receiving the Harriett M. Wieder Water Leadership Award for his leadership & strong political acumen earning him a stellar reputation for working well with elected officials, LA neighborhood councils &within the city’s structure.

Reusing water can help address global water scarcity—but we need water data and analytics to do it right. Join our panel of experts to discuss how water data can help water-scarce communities around the world. More info and registration: internetofwater.org/events/water-d…

(1/3) Creating a more resilient and just Los Angeles requires a strong, diverse and independent media. With the disappointing mass layoffs at the LA Times, and whispers more may come, we urge this critical LA institution to maintain its strong team and focus on quality climate...

(2/3) and water reporting. These are some of the most critical issues facing Los Angeles and the state of California, and public education and engagement on policy and other local environmental issues is critical to maintaining the momentum...

(3/3) towards a more resilient and equitable future for every Angeleno. Los Angeles Times

Dashboard.Earth, a new app designed to make climate action simple & rewarding. By taking actions like shorter showers or installing water-saving showerheads, you can help LA reach its climate goals & create a more sustainable water future for all! dashboardearth.app.link/lawk-website

LA Waterkeeper is proud to join the #YesOnProp4 campaign! Our water supplies are under pressure from droughts, aging infrastructure, & pollution. Prop 4 helps fund projects like groundwater restoration, water recycling, & stormwater capture—helping to secure LA’s water future.