Come out for a day along Compton Creek! Join Heal the Bay and several other local community organizations as we celebrate Community around the Creek! Cleanup the creek with the Compton High School Recycle Club, fix and ride bikes with the Hub City Teens, Rails to Trails, and the East Side Riders, or learn how to make your garden beautiful with TreePeople and the LEAPS Action Center. Fun for the whole family, and community service hours for those who help clean!
Clean Up Green Up, L.A.’s cutting-edge policy initiative to address toxic hotspots in the communities of Boyle Heights, Pacoima and Wilmington, will have its second hearing before the Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee on April 2. Join us at City Hall for the Clean Up Green Up PLUM hearing.
What is a Twitter party? A Twitter party is a quick and engaging virtual party using the Twitter platform that typically lasts one hour. A great way for people to connect and discuss a particular topic, Twitter parties are hosted by an expert, in this case @HealTheBay, to keep the conversation on topic.
Producers of natural gas and oil are using a controversial extraction method called hydraulic fracturing (aka“FRACKING”) which forces a mixture of water and various chemicals underground under very high pressure. What does this technology mean to us here in Los Angeles? Join "Fracking: The L.A. Story" to find out.
Join Tania Fischer and Rêve for an art opening benefiting Heal the Bay.
Entertainment begins at 7 p.m. 30% of the evening's proceeds go to Heal the Bay.
Rêve is an eco-lifestyle boutique born out of the love of style and of nature. The store carries organic, sustainable, recycled, made-in-USA items. Environmentally-conscious with an edge.
Almost every waterway in the Los Angeles County has been found to be contaminated with toxins, trash and pollutants at levels well above public health standards and Clean Water Act regulations, and 7 of the 10 most polluted beaches in California are in LA County.
Join candidates for Los Angeles city council, controller and city attorney as they outline their positions on key issues regarding the environment, transportation, and the Los Angeles economy. The forum unites citywide and neighborhood organizations to ask candidates about their vision for Los Angeles.
Be part of the biggest volunteer day on the planet!
Save the date for Saturday, September 21, 2013, for this year's Coastal Cleanup Day, and check back for cleanup sites, signup forms and more information.
Hundreds of activists and supporters from across a wide coalition of over 90 groups will march from Olvera St./Paseo de la Plaza and converge for the Forward on Climate Rally at City Hall (200 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012) to deliver the message: "Solve the Climate Crisis! Take a Stand Mr. President!"
Wear Black to help form the Keystone XL Pipeline. Make a sign and bring a friend! Water and Food will not be provided, so bring what you need.
