Invasive Weed Task Force
The Invasive Weed Task Force was created to manage weeds in the Santa Clara River watershed. The group includes many people and the focus is on both the upper and lower watershed.
The Santa Clara River Parkway Program
The Santa Clara River Parkway program is a collaborative project established by the California State Coastal Conservancy and implemented by The Nature Conservancy, Friends of the Santa Clara River, Santa Clara River Conservancy, private landowners, and local governments to acquire and restore floodplain along the lower portion of the Santa Clara River.
Program Goals
- Reduce the threat of wildfire ignitions and spread
- Conservation of high quality water for human and wildlife use
- Flood protection, public access, and environmental education
- Flood protection, public access, and environmental education
Watershed Coalition of Ventura County Integrated Regional Water Management Region
Formed in 2006, the Watershed Coalition of Ventura County serves as the Regional Water Management Group that develops and implements the Integrated Regional Water Management Region Plan and is responsible for the program in the County of Ventura including the lower Santa Clara River, while also partnering for shared objectives with agencies and stakeholders in Los Angeles County. The Regional Water Management Group is comprised of many entities responsible for water, wastewater, or resource management in the county. The Integrated Regional Water Management Region Plan is a dynamic document to intending to capture the changing needs of the county, incorporate new data and information, and update strategies for the region. Coordination on the regional level has led to the development and implementation of projects on a regional level.
Source: Watersheds Coalition of Ventura County Integrated Regional Water Management Plan
Upper Santa Clara River Integrated Regional Water Management Program
Similar to the Watershed Coalition of Ventura County Integrated Regional Water Management Region, the Upper Santa Clara River Integrated Regional Water Management Program is responsible for the Integrated Regional Water Management Region Plan in portions of Los Angeles county, including the upper Santa Clara River. The Santa Clara River was separated into two different regions because of differing hydrology and land use within the watershed, in addition to the Ventura/Los Angeles County line political boundary being present.
Integrated Integrated Regional Regional Water Management Management Plan
Restoring the Santa Clara River 