South Bay Eco Festival

04/19/2021

Grab a friend and bucket and head to the beach.

04/16/2021

GRAB a bucket and your family and head to the beach to clean up and be a citizen scientist!

04/15/2021

We are partnering with LA Waterkeeper to cleanup the beaches and Greenbelt. Download the Litterati App and join us in your own time.

01/27/2021

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Join us for a conversation with the experts about the legacy of ocean pollution on the California coast in an era of human-driven change.

11/30/2020

Join LA Waterkeeper on Friday, December 4, 2020 for a fun evening filled with exclusive virtual tasting and pairing experiences, followed by a night of awareness about West Basin's harmful, proposed desalination along our coast.

Concerned about the impacts on our beaches and ocean, climate change, and rate increases? Help us protect our precious coastal resources and keep LA on the path towards climate resilience. We'd love to have you join us to raise support and awareness for this critical local issue.

To purchase tickets online, visit lawaterkeeper.link/desal or text DesalSucks to 4144 to visit the event page. If you aren't able to participate in the tasting and pairings, but want to learn about desalination along our coast, please register and join us for the free awareness event at 7pm.

09/14/2020

Join us Thursday for the first part of a wonderful speaker series.

06/02/2020

You can’t fix Climate Change until you end social injustice. We all need to work together to fix what is broken in our world. We are in this together. Start with taking a knee, saying their names. George Floyd was not the first. And until there are no more — the battle continues. Once again and always, we fight for justice.

George Floyd — like every hashtag before him — deserved to live. We must and until we can breathe. Until we can live.

Our lives have value, and the fight continues until every single human knows: Black Lives Matter

05/21/2020

https://www.nrdcactionfund.org/we-need-your-help-to-fight-plastic-pollution-in-california/?source=EMOCAPINFAF&tkd=1570136&utm_campaign=email&utm_medium=text2&utm_source=alert&fbclid=IwAR2NzF68sVPqUD31y3BJaCHHsl8pVSqIvcMIAgyPabXvido7Zm0e49kaLJw

By Linda Escalante, NRDC Action Fund advisor I have been personally and professionally involved in the fight against marine plastic pollution for many years, including advocating for state and local laws to ban plastic bags and polystyrene foam (commonly known as Styrofoam). I also helped to pass a....

05/20/2020

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The popular wartime solution for supplementing food rations was embraced by Eleanor Roosevelt, and now environmental experts say it's time to bring victory gardens back.

05/11/2020

Third Place South Bay Eco Festival Photo Contest: Michael D'Angelo of Redondo Beach. Michael is 26 years old and lives in Redondo, where he was born and raised He is a golf professional and runs a junior golf academy at Hacienda Golf Club. Unable to work because of the COVID situation, Michael says: "...the bright side is I’ve been able to dust the camera off and slow down for a bit. It’s a rare sight being able to see LA from Palos Verdes with such clarity.

05/11/2020

Second place winner of the South Bay Eco Festival Photo Contest is Lisa Curran of Redondo Beach.
Lisa grew up in Southern California and graduated from UC Irvine. She has been married for 22 years and she and her husband, Steve, have lived in the South Bay for the past 19. Describing her photograph Lisa says: "Another beautiful South Bay sunset. Looking forward to the day the benches can be filled again."