Council for Watershed Health

Our Story

The Council for Watershed Health (CWH) was founded in 1996 by environmental advocate Dorothy Green. The organization aims to promote efficient stormwater resource use by providing leadership, guidance, and technical assistance to agencies and organizations. CWH has a proven track record in strengthening regional watershed planning, measuring progress towards healthier urban environments, and fostering a landscape ethic that reduces water use through native vegetation planting. Today, CWH addresses the complexities of water resiliency in a changing climate, focusing on urban stormwater capture, community capacity building, and sustainable landscapes.

Impact

CWH is dedicated to advancing the health and sustainability of watersheds, rivers, streams, and habitats in both natural and urban areas. The organization envisions a Los Angeles region that exemplifies sustainable urban watershed management, promoting ecological, social, and economic health through science-based research.

Why Donate?

Your generous contribution supports CWH in its mission to enhance the health and sustainability of our region’s watersheds.

Call to Action

Join the movement for sustainable water management! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help protect our vital water resources and promote a healthier environment for all.