
September Water Usage Show Californians Continue to Backslide on Conservation SACRAMENTO (Nov. 1, 2016) — For the third month in a row – since the State Water Resources Control Board… Read More…
September Water Usage Show Californians Continue to Backslide on Conservation SACRAMENTO (Nov. 1, 2016) — For the third month in a row – since the State Water Resources Control Board… Read More…
You can help save the Ventura River by signing the petition to #ResurrectTheRiver. Sign today to show that you agree that State and local officials should prioritize sustainable water management alternatives… Read More…
The final weeks of September always bring a flurry of legislative activity in Sacramento, and this year we are proud to report that three key water policies were signed into… Read More…
Restoring the vast meadows of the sea in shallow bays and inlets across the coast may be our best hope to halt ocean acidification and save our shellfish. Rising temperatures and carbon… Read More…
The Blue Business Council is a network of companies working to protect the coast, ocean, bays, rivers, and streams that power our economy. We are proud to have several oyster growers… Read More…
In my first few weeks as a Policy Analyst with California Coastkeeper Alliance, I have been amazed by the range and scale of problems facing the state. Getting up to… Read More…
October 4, 2016 — On September 8, the State Water Resources Control Board released a draft report stating that regulations for direct potable reuse are feasible. Los Angeles Waterkeeper says the creation… Read More…
Plastic bags trash our environment and our oceans. Put an end to this harmful pollution by voting yes on Prop 67 at the polls this November. Over 150 local communities –… Read More…
This week, hundreds of Angelenos gathered at Zuma beach to celebrate their underwater parks. The Los Angeles Marine Protected Area Collaborative, which includes Wishtoyo Foundation (and its Ventura Coastkeeper Program) and Los… Read More…
Remember playing outside until Mom called you in for dinner? Most kids today won’t because they now spend most of their time indoors. Getting outside helps kids connect with the world… Read More…