CWH works with public agencies, community organizations, schools, researchers, funders, and local partners to advance healthier watersheds across the Los Angeles region. Partnerships are central to how we plan, study, restore, educate, and build support for watershed health. Whether through technical assistance, community engagement, research, education, or project collaboration, CWH helps connect people and organizations working toward shared water and environmental goals.
Partner with CWH
Ways to Partner
CWH partnerships can take many forms depending on the project, community need, funding opportunity, or program goal.
Project Collaboration
Work with CWH on watershed planning, education, monitoring, nature-based solutions, green infrastructure, or community-centered environmental projects.
Community Engagement
Partner with CWH to connect residents, schools, and community groups with watershed education, public programs, events, and local resources.
Research and Monitoring
Collaborate on data collection, watershed assessments, reporting, technical research, and tools that help communities and agencies better understand watershed conditions.
Funding and Sponsorship
Support CWH programs, events, educational resources, and community-based watershed work through grants, sponsorships, or other funding partnerships.
Who We Work With
CWH works across sectors to support healthier watersheds and more resilient communities.
Our partners may include:
- Public agencies
- Community-based organizations
- Schools and educational institutions
- Researchers and technical experts
- Watershed groups
- Funders and foundations
- Local businesses
- Residents and community leaders
Together, these partnerships help turn watershed science, planning, and education into practical action.
Interested In Working Together?
Interested in partnering with CWH? Reach out to start a conversation about shared goals, possible collaborations, or upcoming opportunities.
Contact the CWH team to learn more about partnership opportunities.