Getting to Green: A Virtual Forum on Living Schoolyards in Los Angeles County

Getting to Green: A Virtual Forum on Living Schoolyards in Los Angeles County Hosted by the Council for Watershed Health Check out the event website: https://www.watershedhealth.org/getti... This event is funded by the Land-Sea Connection program of Resources Legacy Fund made possible by the Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment. - - - - - - - - Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction 00:12:33 Panel 1 00:13:46 Understanding the Potential for Stormwater Capture on Schools in LA County Shannon Spurlock on behalf of Dr. Sonali Abraham Senior Researcher Pacific Institute 00:30:15 The next generation of school yards: lessons from the watershed discovery campus Laura Villegas Senior Researcher Earth Economics 00:50:16 Caring For your New Native Plant/Stormwater Capture Campus—A School Foundation and District Partnership Model Monica Campagna Lead Caretaker Franklin Elementary Native Plant Beds (Glendale Unified School District) 1:08:36 Schoolyard Greening- For the Planet and the People! Cindy Hardin & Emily Cobar Director of Outdoor Education | Community Program Director Nature Nexus Institute 1:28:27 Panel 1 Discussion Moderator: Mikaela Randolph Senior Watershed Specialist Heal the Bay 1:56:45 Panel 2 1:58:20 Community Partnerships Beyond the Classroom Evelyn Reyes External Affairs Manager San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District 2:06:34 Each School Project as a Microcosm of the Watershed Claire Robinson Executive Director Amigos de los Rios 2:26:37 The School District of Philadelphia Green Infrastructure Program Emma Lynn Melvin Green Infrastructure Program Manager School District of Philadelphia 2:46:13 Panel 2 Discussion Moderator: Eileen Alduenda Executive Director Council for Watershed Health 3:30:17 Breakout Room Questions 3:31:42 Thank You & Outro