SAWPA

@SAWPA_Water

SAWPA provides value to its member agencies and to the watershed as a whole by facilitating collaboration across boundaries to address common goals

Santa Ana River Watershed sawpa.gov Joined July 2010

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SAWPA @SAWPA_Water Apr 8, 2025

Led by SAWPA, WECAN is a turf replacement program that saves water & energy & is offered to residents in part of the Santa Ana Watershed for NO COST.

Check out some of these amazing before-and-after photos of WECAN frontages!
Learn more at sawpa.gov/WECAN

#Riverside

SAWPA @SAWPA_Water Mar 27, 2025

Did you know: In 2000, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) listed the Santa Ana sucker as a threatened fish species (1/2) #SantaAnaWatershed #SantaAna #Conservation #USFWS sawpa.gov/task-force/san…

sawpa.gov Santa Ana Sucker Conservation Team - SAWPA - Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority SAWPA has been working with other public agencies and organizations in the effort to complete the entire Santa Ana River Trail and Parkway, also known as the Santa Ana River Crest-to-Coast Trail, and...

SAWPA @SAWPA_Water Mar 18, 2025

Did you know that the Brine Line removes more than 500,000 pounds of salt per day? There is a lot of other great plans in store for the Brine Line... check out the Master Plan. #SantaAnaWatershed #OCSan #BrineLine

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SAWPA @SAWPA_Water Mar 14, 2025

Did you know that there are lots of different maps of the watershed available to view? Our GIS maps allow you to view things like Surface Water Monitoring Data, average rainfall and more! Check it out at sawpa.gov/gis-tools/ #SantaAnaWatershed #SantaAna #GIS

SAWPA @SAWPA_Water Mar 11, 2025

Arundo donax, also called giant
cane, is a hardy aquatic plant that
resembles bamboo. This plant,
which can grow to heights of up to
20 feet, is not native to southern
California—it’s exotic and invasive. (1/2)

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