Skip to main content

Earth Day LA River Cleanup

Wednesday, Mar 27

 

Earth Day L.A. River Cleanup with LA Waterkeeper 

Saturday, April 20, 9:00a-11:00a Free event 

North Atwater Park, 3900 Chevy Chase Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90039 

Event link: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/creekstocoastcleanups2024/event/earthday2024/ 

Registration required by Wednesday, April 17.  

Description:  

Join LA Waterkeeper for a family-friendly community cleanup of the L.A River this Earth Day weekend! We’ll be clearing away debris and revitalizing the riverbanks, as we tackle the aftermath of the rainy winter. Volunteers will learn about the river's rich history, assist in water quality tests with LA Waterkeeper, and take home native seed bombs to support local pollinators. Don't miss out on this rewarding experience filled with community, learning, and making a real difference for our environment. Let's come together to make the LA River shine! Please save your spot by registering at https://secure.qgiv.com/for/creekstocoastcleanups2024/event/earthday2024/.  

Learn more about Los Angeles Waterkeeper: https://www.lawaterkeeper.org/. 

Event Information

Get The News In Your Email Inbox Mondays & Thursdays

Featured CityWatch Stories

Karen Bass Matters - Stop the DSA

I WON’T BE SILENT - Full disclosure: I can’t vote for mayor of Los Angeles because I live in Beverly Hills. But I am as…

If Your Family Were Being Stalked, Who Would Protect You?

MARSY'S LAW - Imagine a 54-year-old man fixates on your child. He won't stop. Then he turns on you and the rest of your…

Do We Want A Governor, or An Underground Pawn, in Sacramento?

ALPERN AT LARGE - Let’s be honest—Steve Hilton wants Californians to learn more about what he proposes, and Xavier Bece…

Supermarket Sweep: City Hall Hands Developers Empty Shopping Carts—and No Time Limit

INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS - Large projects are increasingly difficult to finance. Between construction costs, insurance, i…

25-Year L.A. Fire Veteran Sounds Alarm on Dire Conditions Inside the Department

FIRST RESPONDER FUNDING - Why has the City of Los Angeles neglected to invest in its first responders? This article wa…

Events