From Singapore to Amsterdam, the world’s most visionary cities have revolutionized their relationship with water.
They’ve created cool, thriving metropolises—lush with green infrastructure, climate-smart, and designed to thrive in the face of a changing environment. Los Angeles has the chance to join their ranks—by breaking free of outdated thinking and daring to imagine a better future.
Join us at The Line Hotel on October 10 to envision a truly climate-smart LA—where bold investment in nature-based solutions can build a healthier, more equitable city for all.
About LA Waterkeeper
For more than 30 years, LA Waterkeeper has been an uncompromising and unwavering advocate for our region’s waters. We do the dirty work for clean water, and are at the center of efforts to move the region towards equitable and climate-resilient water supplies.
Demonstrate your commitment to clean water, healthy communities, and access to safe beaches and waterways. Our sponsorship opportunities also offer exposure and brand promotion to LA Waterkeeper's community and beyond.
MEET OUR 2025 HONOREES
Yes on 4 Coalition
Join us as we honor the champions behind Prop 4, California’s newly-passed $10B climate bond. Their leadership is driving urgent action to prevent wildfires, ensure clean water, and protect our state’s iconic natural places. Prop 4 is a bold investment in healthier, more resilient communities—and a safer future for all Californians.
PRESENTING SPONSOR
“SA Recycling is recognized as a world leader in the metal recycling and processing industry, with more than 140 locations in 15 states. […]
SA Recycling is committed to environmental sustainability, and we recognize the importance of protecting our planet’s natural resources. With the support of our customers, recycling reduces the need for mining, lowers production costs for metal manufacturers and helps deliver quality metal products throughout the world. This is all part of our strategic approach to intelligent resource management and re-use. SA Recycling is Recycling Redefined.”
