Site has links to to SWRQB website.

Site describes Los Angeles’ efforts regarding stormwater pollution prevention, NPDES, compliance, science, planning, management, water quality education and pollution response.

Site features information on pesticides, wastewater from business, public participation and information for teachers and their students.

Site describes and details the financing, management and planning for San Diego’s stormwater program.

Learn how pesticides applied in your home and landscape affect our creeks, lakes, and rivers.

Describes polluted runoff from the highways of California. Site also features Caltrans efforts to both prevent polluted stormwater runoff, and comply with state and federal water quality laws.

Website regarding The Clean Water Action Plan. The Plan requests that States and Tribes, with assistance from federal agencies and input from stakeholders and the public, convene a collaborative process to develop a Unified Watershed Assessment (UWA) to guide allocation of new federal resources for watershed protection.

Website targeting pesticide education, hazards, BMP’s, disposal, regulation and usage of pesticides

General information about the Board, water pollution, rights, education and water law.

Site details education, permits, recycling, pesticides and erosion control.

“Croaker and Stormy” welcome those seeking information concerning stormwater-related issues. Site includes school presentations, contact information and fact sheet.

Site details BMP’s and San Mateo County’s Pollution Prevention Program.

Site details the water resource efforts of Ventura County.

Surf Your Watershed - A service to help the public locate and share environmental information.

Wetlands to Watersheds - Broad-ranging general information and education website.

Non-Point Source - Nonpoint Source Program and Grants Guidelines for States and Territories.

Regional based information regarding many aspects of water and the environment.

Protecting Environmental Quality - Learn about protecting the environment.