Working with agencies from around Alameda County, the Clean Water program facilitates local compliance with the Federal Clean Water Act. We foster a culture of stewardship of our local creeks, wetlands and the Bay. Alameda County homes and businesses are connected to these important waters through the network of stormdrains found in every neighborhood.
No matter where litter happens, it flows downstream to the coast and becomes ocean pollution. If everyone cleaned up a small area near where they live, it would make a big difference. When you pick up litter, you get a prettier place to live AND protect wildlife too!
In addition to bees and butterflies, other plant pollinators like insects, birds, and mammals are vital to sustaining our food supply and ecosystems. Learn who these garden visitors are and how to create environments to attract and protect them. See the wide variety of nectar and pollen-rich flowers you can plant in your garden to support them throughout the seasons. If you are looking to invite more pollinators to your garden, this is the program for you! Ideal for any level of gardeners.
Join our free webinar
on Thursday, June 9, 5-6 PM (PT)
Recording Available- click here to view
About the Series:
Throughout the 2022 growing season, the Clean Water Program is offering free monthly webinars about organic gardening and non-toxic pest control, in association with Our Water Our World. Classes are presented by Suzanne Bontempo and Charlotte Canner, both certified Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Advocates.
Don't miss future webinars: Sign up for Clean Water News and follow us on social media (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram) to get notified of upcoming classes. You can find recordings of past webinars and more on our YouTube channel.
