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Pollutants from residential and industrial runoff impact our waters, putting public health and natural ecosystems at risk. So, how does this relate to the Region ...

Inland Empire Waterkeeper’s River KATS program reached over 1,300 students from Title 1 schools across the Inland Empire. During the 2023-2024 academic year, Inland Empire ...

Since July 2023, we’ve partnered with the State of California and local organizations on crucial community outreach campaigns that directly impact Inland Empire residents. These ...

The majority of at-home water usage is caused by outdoor irrigation. Many of our landscapes have grass turf or non-water-wise plants unsuitable for our drier, ...

Inland Empire Waterkeeper (Waterkeeper), a nonprofit organization preserving local water quality, has adopted Martha McLean-Anza Narrows Park in partnership with the City of Riverside Parks, ...

We’re thrilled to announce not just one, but two exciting grant victories! Let’s dive into how each grant is helping us further our mission of ...

Earlier this month, Inland Empire Waterkeeper (Waterkeeper), a program of Orange County Coastkeeper (Coastkeeper), emerged victorious from a Clean Water Act lawsuit over stormwater pollution ...

This holiday season, we’re joining forces with Inland Empire community groups and the State of California to help keep the members of our watershed healthy. ...

Leer in Español (Cuidemos Nuestra Agua) As we gather to give thanks this holiday season, let’s also be mindful of our water usage. With the Thanksgiving ...

Leer En Español California is experiencing more frequent episodes of extreme heat due to the worsening climate crisis. Extreme heat can be hazardous and even ...

Leer En Español As our state’s climate becomes hotter and drier, it is critically important that California residents adopt water-saving practices at home. Fortunately, water ...

This year has been one of the wettest and warmest for California in recent years. These weather extremes take a toll on our state’s water ...