We All Live Downstream from Someone Else
Our coasts and waterways not only support and nourish us, they inspire us. That’s why communities across southern California are working together this spring on “Streams of Hope,” a countywide public art and community cleanup campaign. Streams of Hope is a great way to protect the resources we love and take actions that benefit everyone who lives downstream from us.
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We believe volunteers are the heart and soul of every community, and it is this spirit of giving that inspires action.
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Beach cleanups can reduce litter, protect marine life, and raise awareness about the harmful effects of trash and plastic pollution. Volunteering is a fun and easy way to give back!
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Orange County Public Works operates and maintains more than 380 miles of flood control channels that provide a vital service to our community. These channels were built to manage stormwater runoff and are a critical component of preventing flooding across our county. Unfortunately, the runoff that flows into these channels often collects trash and debris along the way, making its way into our creeks, wetlands, and ultimately, the ocean!
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In support of Streams of Hope, local Orange County water providers and community artists will collaborate on a series of baby gray whale wooden relief statues inspired by the art of famed marine life artist Wyland. Affectionately known as “Stella,” each wooden relief statue will be displayed along waterways, streets and community gathering places. Stella reminds people of all ages to be good stewards of our coasts and waterways.
Meet Stella…
In support of Streams of Hope, local Orange County water providers and community artists will collaborate on a series of baby gray whale wooden relief statues inspired by the art of famed marine life artist Wyland. Affectionately known as “Stella,” each wooden relief statue will be displayed along waterways, streets and community gathering places. Stella reminds people of all ages to be good stewards of our coasts and waterways.
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