The Stormwater Program reaches out to organizations and classes throughout L.A. to present prevention tips on specific pollutants including pesticide/fertilizer use, pet pollution and household hazardous waste.
The 10-minute presentations are designed to be given in front of attendees and will provide helpful resources about keeping the neighborhood safe and clean.
Some of our past presentation participants include:
- - Dog training classes
- - Horticultural organizations
- - Community garden meetings
- - Local "Moms Club" chapters
If you are interested in hosting a Stormwater representative to present at your club or class meeting, please contact us at (562) 597-0205 or LAstormwater@lacity.org
The Stormwater Program offers interactive elementary school presentations for L.A. students about the importance of pollution prevention at school and at home. The presentations are conducted by the Malibu Foundation for Environmental
Education and they explain how L.A.'s storm drain system works, how the environment and
wildlife are affected by our actions
and how the students can make a
difference. Select schools may also
have the opportunity to participate in
Kids Ocean Day.
To request a classroom presentation or
a
school wide assembly, please contact
us at
(800) 974-9794 (press option 3) or
LAstormwater@lacity.org
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