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The Council for Watershed Health (CWH) is a non-profit organization based in Pasadena, CA, dedicated to advancing the health and sustainability of the Los Angeles region's watersheds, rivers, streams, and habitats. Through science-based research, education, and inclusive stakeholder engagement, CWH aims to promote ecological, social, and economic health in both natural areas and urban neighborhoods. CWH's 2025 Vision is to create a model of sustainable, urban watershed management in the Los Angeles region. This includes managing watersheds to ensure clean waters, reliable local water supplies, restored native habitats, ample parks and open spaces, integrated flood management, and revitalized rivers and urban centers.Generated from the website

The Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA) is a local public agency focused on the acquisition, preservation, and protection of open space, wildlife habitat, and urban mountain and river parkland in Los Angeles, making these natural resources easily accessible to the public. The MRCA actively engages in park development, community access, and fire prevention, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for visitors to explore. In addition to managing numerous parks and recreational areas, the MRCA is dedicated to ecological preservation and has successfully secured significant grants for land acquisition and restoration projects. Their efforts contribute to critical wildlife corridors and protect the region's unique flora and fauna while enhancing outdoor experiences for the community. Generated from the website

Friends of the Los Angeles River (FoLAR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing the LA River for the benefit of both residents and urban wildlife. Through advocacy, community engagement, and educational programs, FoLAR connects Angelenos of all ages with their local river, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding of its ecological importance. FoLAR organizes significant events such as the annual Great LA River CleanUp, which mobilizes thousands of volunteers to remove trash and enhance the river's environment. With a commitment to sustainability and environmental justice, the organization actively promotes policies and initiatives that aim to create accessible, vibrant public spaces along the river's 51 miles. Generated from the website