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The LA Stormwater Program is committed to keeping our beaches clean and safe, because we don't like pollution in our ocean!
The City of Los Angeles is committed to improving the water quality of our surrounding rivers, creeks and coastal waters by reducing the amount of contaminated runoff that flows into them from our urban watershed. The LA Stormwater Program is using public outreach and education to protect our ocean. With the help of all Angelenos, we can make significant strides towards a cleaner LA and a healthier ocean.
The City of Los Angeles is committed to improving the water quality of our surrounding rivers, creeks and coastal waters by reducing the amount of contaminated runoff that flows into them from our urban watershed. The LA Stormwater Program is using public outreach and education to protect our ocean. With the help of all Angelenos, we can make significant strides towards a cleaner LA and a healthier ocean.
Do you conserve water in the bathroom? #H2OMoment
Since fresh clean water is a limited resource, it's important that we use it efficiently so that there's enough to go around. Take a look at how Riley discovered their watershed moment by capturing and reusing cold shower water instead of letting it run down the drain. Learn more about LA Stormwater at lacitysan.org/watershedprotection
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Rain Barrel Maintenance Webinar | Hosted on March 5th 2022
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Rain barrel maintenance webinar presented by expert rain catchment system designer Jesse Savou of BlueBarrel. With her immense knowledge of rainwater harvesting, she will take you through everything you need to know about proper rain barrel maintenance!
Rain Barrel Installation Webinar | Hosted on Dec 5th 2020
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Educational webinar hosted by expert horticulturist Mike Garcia of Enviroscape LA. Mike has appeared on HGTV's "Landscaper's Challenge," A&E's hit series "Fix That Yard," and "Extreme Home Makeover". He'll take you through everything you need to know about the installation and maintenance of DIY rain barrels as well as other rain harvesting ideas. Don't forget to sign up for our E-Newsletter to...
How can picking up your dog waste make a difference? #H2OMoment
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When left on the ground, pet waste makes its way through our waterways, ending up in nearby lakes and causing major pollution problems. In this video, Clara realizes that being a good dog owner means always picking up after her pet! Learn more about LA Stormwater at www.lastormwater.org
Littering can impact us all - Put trash in its place and protect LA's precious waterways #H2OMoment
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Just one simple action can have a huge impact on our environment. For example, properly throwing away your trash can help stop stormwater pollution. Just like Peter, many of us might not realize just how drastically littering impacts our watersheds. The good news: There’s always an opportunity to adopt better habits, and do right thing to keep our watersheds safe! Learn more about LA Stormwater...
Do you recycle your used motor oil? #H2OMoment
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Did you know that your car fluids can contaminate stormwater and harm our waterways when not disposed of properly? James is bringing his used oil to a recycling center so that it won’t end up in a storm drain. Let's be more like James, and do our part to prevent stormwater pollution. Learn more about LA Stormwater at www.lastormwater.org
Did you know pesticides tend to cause more harm than good? #H2OMoment
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Who says you can’t beautify your garden and save the environment at the same time? Plant water-wise species and use non-toxic solutions like Maya, who found her watershed moment while creating a gorgeous garden. Learn more about LA Stormwater at www.lastormwater.org
Did you know that overwatering can pollute our waterways? #H2OMoment
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What can you do today to curb your water consumption? Check out how Tyler discovered his watershed moment by educating himself and making changes to his water habits - then transformed his yard into a drought-proof paradise. Learn more about LA Stormwater at www.lastormwater.org Brought to you by the City of Los Angeles Watershed Protection Program. Follow us on Facebook! lastormwa...
What's a Watershed? Why are they important? #H2OMoment
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What comes to mind when you hear the word "watershed"? Watch our video to learn more about watersheds, where you can find watersheds in LA, and learn about impact that our daily habits have on these unique environments. Learn more about LA Stormwater at www.lastormwater.org Brought to you by the City of Los Angeles Watershed Protection Program. Follow us on Facebook! lastormwaterpr...
El Nino Swells the LA River
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On January 5, 2015, El Nino rain pummeled Los Angeles, bringing 1.42 inches of precipitation to the City and swelling local waterways.
Enrique C. Zaldivar speaks at Rory M. Shaw Wetlands Park Ceremony
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City of Los Angeles Bureau of Sanitation Director Enrique C. Zaldivar spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Rory M. Shaw Wetlands Park located in Sun Valley, CA. In attendance were Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, Congressman Tony Cardenas (29th District), Councilperson Nury Martinez (6th District), LA City Engineer Gary Lee Moore, and the people of the Sun Valley area.
Enrique C. Zaldivar at Rory M. Shaw Wetlands Park
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Enrique C. Zaldivar at Rory M. Shaw Wetlands Park
City of Los Angeles' Many Clean Waterways
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An educational video featuring vignettes about a variety of City-sponsored projects that are working to keep Los Angeles' rivers, creeks, lakes and beaches clean.
Visiting with Huell Howser; L.A. Storm Drains 1994-98
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Visiting with Huell Howser; L.A. Storm Drains 1994-98
Huell Howser; Echo Park Lake Floating Island Wetlands
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Huell Howser; Echo Park Lake Floating Island Wetlands
City of L.A. Stormwater; "Make the Connection" Spanish version
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City of L.A. Stormwater; "Make the Connection" Spanish version
L. A. River Revitalization Kick-off; April 2005
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L. A. River Revitalization Kick-off; April 2005
City of L.A. Stormwater; Employee Training
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City of L.A. Stormwater; Employee Training
City of L.A. Stormwater Program; Make the Connection
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City of L.A. Stormwater Program; Make the Connection
Ocean Day Aerial Artist Breann Mancillas
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Ocean Day Aerial Artist Breann Mancillas
L.A. Bureau of Sanitation Director Enrique Zaldivar at Kid's Ocean Day 2012
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L.A. Bureau of Sanitation Director Enrique Zaldivar at Kid's Ocean Day 2012
Anna Cummins of 5 Gyres speaks at Ocean Day 2012
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Anna Cummins of 5 Gyres speaks at Ocean Day 2012
Michael Klubock and John Quigley at Ocean Day 2012
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Michael Klubock and John Quigley at Ocean Day 2012
Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom at Kid's Ocean Day 2012
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Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom at Kid's Ocean Day 2012
BPW President Andrea Alarcon at Kid's Ocean Day
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BPW President Andrea Alarcon at Kid's Ocean Day
Kids Ocean Day 2011: Litterbug Song
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Kids Ocean Day 2011: Litterbug Song
Kids Ocean Day 2011: Where Does All the Plastic Go Song
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Kids Ocean Day 2011: Where Does All the Plastic Go Song
Am I missing something? Last time I was there I didn't remember those islands being there there. So I looked up Echo Park+Cattails, and an article popped up, talking about the "invasive plant" being picked out, so it didn't work?
Where is it?
I remember when I was a child growing up in Temple City Los Angeles during the rainy season and we would look inside of that square wash way during a heavy rain and it was filled up about 2/3, maybe one half and it would really be flowing with brown water and the interesting thing was there were waves. They would come in increments. About every 30 seconds or so another wave would come. They were roughly 12 in high, all white water. A perfect line going across the entire wash. We used to jump over the safety fence so we could throw things inside and watch it float down the river. I remember once we found an old piece of plywood with a hole in it and we tied a rope to it and threw it in and held on to the Rope just to feel the power of that pool. We were wild kids. We have no business so close to that wash way. Once We snuck down there during the dry season and walked around. It was kind of spooky.
GREAT THANKS FOR SHARING!
Thanks hilarious! What rainy season? I haven't seen rain in about 3+ years!
We have an average of 31 days every year with measurable rainfall. December 2021 was the 3rd wettest on record. If you have a 2000 square foot house and are able to capture all the rain that falls on your roof you'd have turned our 2021-2022 rainy season rainfall into more than 12,000 gallons of captured water
@@raitchison You shouldn’t use ‘we’. I’m in Santa Monica and the rainfall to date this year is 0.15 inches. With most of this drying up on the roof before it would ever accumulate in a barrel. Put the emphasis where it belongs. Nut farming in California uses more water than all the residential usage in the state! Move nut farming out of California.
@@TDeslip Santa Monica saw 10.94 inches of rain in the 2021-2022 season with an average of 13.45 inches historically. Also for the record it looks like Santa Monica has seen 1.64 inches of rain in 2022. This is measured at the Santa Monica airport via the LA Almanac site. I don't disagree with you regarding where we are using our water, I especially have a problem with all the water used to grow Alfalfa (animal feed), much of that for export. But it's wholly inaccurate to suggest that installing a rain barrel is useless because we don't get any rain, because we do.
I have a cup next to the bathroom sink. I catch water first. Shut the water off. Moisten the brush. After brushing I rinse with the water in the cup and rinse my brush in the cup. I also have a small bowl in the sink that catches any running water. I add that water into the bucket that catches cold water in the shower.
Good information, I laughed,I cried, it’s the feel good hit of the summer
wow my left ear loves this
Nice if you could share this training with the folks up North in the City of Oakland. Thanks for sharing!
POGGERS!
thanks for this sick Huell Howser video
Them!!!
Eee, eee, eee!
Storm drains construction........ .uggghh......in Culver City ............OMG.....such a problem for our every day life and commute ..isn't there another way to do this?.....such a profound lack of community outreach or notification.....residents aren't informed or updated....our streets and alleys are torn up for months at a time ....very hazardous!!!
The giants built them and we diverted the water for other reasons.
I was a little disappointed that Huell would not even mention the classic film "THEM!" that was filmed in the LA storm tunnels. Surely he knew about the movie.. ruclips.net/video/KcVRtAwJMas/видео.html
Is that betty boop tag still up ???
please add captions/ subtitles!
I have a song about this problem too and I am very glad to see I am not the only one singing about plastic pollution!
Dam I miss TV looking that good.
Styrofoam and urban waterways go hand in hand, unfortunately.
hey!! he liked the devil on the rock..,amazing.
To quote Huell, "Wow!"
Rain Barrels, what an insult, they deserve proper tanks holding 2,000 to 5,000 litre rain water tanks like we do here in Australia. In some US states people even end up in jail or prison for having water tanks while corporations are siphoning The Great Lakes dry. & just exactly why am I the first one to comment on this vid that is now 7 years old? Also isn't Ron Finlay The Gorilla Urban Gardner from LA & performing miracles to transform nature strips to grow food paradise havens.
I grew up in Highland Park, ca in the 90s.We never went down to the tunnels because that was gang territory. I always wanted to see them myself. It does trip me out a bit knowing Huell was so close to my house that year, and I can't help wonder what I was doing that day in 1994.Thank you Huell for all your great educational programs R.I.P - you are truly missed!
douche
I bet someone did work with that knife before they tossed it into the sewer.
John Kearns putting in Work! putt it in the Dirt!
Please I want the lyrics.
Huell Hoswer - trying to make California more interesting than it really is.. GOOD JOB he did. R I P
California is awesome fuck you
awesome for morons , and people who just don't give a shit about anybody but themselves...
+toosexyforthenwo you're right about that second part. we are rather self-centered. however in defense of California's awesomeness- the storm drain system, as well as the freeways, and many other CA innovations, were major achievements of architecture and engineering. it may not be all that interesting to everybody, but the modern world owes a lot to those who built these wonders of the modern world.
Now figure out traffic
+toosexyforthenwo What shitty state are you from?
Im from the UK and part of my vacation in 2002 was a tour around LA. gotta admit that the sight of these channels interested me more than hollywood. why? because of the terminator 2 chase sequence down these channels
hahahaha i think of that movie as well as Grease
deathguitrst not grease though!
California's a great state to live in. Trouble is, most people here stay indoors with their a/c and don't bother exploring!
Robert Olin shame on them! cali is amazing! that coast from LA to san fran is stunning
Wow, I had no idea Huell Howser was a real person. I saw the guy doing him on Comedy Bang Bang and thought it was an original character.
Ripe for crime
The sun was in her eyes
she was wasted. that is why she had the sunglasses on, to hide her bloodshot eyes after coming off a 4 day bender
Was she drunk?
@cubanetta To get involved in eco-related events, check out our website calendar at lastormwater. org / teameffort
Cool video! How can I get involved and volunteer in environmental events?
Thanks for the support BeachesUnite!
@BeachesUnite Thank you! Picking up trash is only one way we can protect our beaches. If you want to learn more ways you can prevent stormwater pollution and protect our waters, check out lastormwater.info
lastormwaterprogram just make it illegal