• BASMAA

• Capitol Premier Car Wash

• Chinook Book

• City of Palo Alto RWQCP

• Classic Car Wash

• Creek Connections Action Group

• Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge at Alviso

• Guadalupe River Park & Gardens

• Happy Hollow Park & Zoo

• Heavenly Greens

• Jiffy Lube

• Lamar Transit

• Mel Cotton's Sporting Goods

• Pacific Car Wash

• Pacific Interlock Pavingstone

• Rainsavers

• Santa Clara County HHW

• Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Dept.

• TeamWorks Sustainable Landscape Maintenance

• Valley Transit Authority

• Yamagami's Nursery

MEDIA PARTNERS:

• Comcast Spotlight Cable

• El Observador Newspaper

• KBRG Spanish Radio

• KEZR / KBAY

• KNTV - "Class Action"

• KSOL / Univision Radio SF

• KUFX / KCNL / KSJO - Clear Channel Radio

• MercuryNews.com

• Telemundo TV KSTS-48

• Yahoo.com/MercuryNews.com
    

The Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge at Alviso, will offer education classes with a watershed theme to spread the watershed protection message to the public.

Founded in 1974 and administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge exists to preserve wildlife habitat, protect threatened and endangered species, protect migratory birds, and provide opportunities for nature study.

Happy Hollow Park and Zoo™ has been providing affordable family entertainment, education and fun since 1961.

The Zoo's conservation theme is perfectly suited to the Watershed Watch campaign and we are proud to have them as a campaign partner. Happy Hollow Park and Zoo is offering $2 off the price of admission for all Watershed Watch Discount Card holders and guests.

Recycle your cell phones at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo and help save the Orangutans! You'll protect our watershed from the toxic waste of discarded phones / pagers, and help preserve one of the most critically-endangered on earth, the Orangutan, and its habitat. Click here for more information.

The Friends of Guadalupe River Park & Gardens provide community leadership for the development and active use of the Guadalupe River Park & Gardens through education, advocacy and stewardship. 

Guadalupe River Park is a three-mile ribbon of parkland that runs along the banks of the Guadalupe River in the heart of downtown San Jose from Highway 880 at the north, to Highway 280 at the south. It is a resource of regional importance to the people of Santa Clara County and the Bay Area. 

The Friends are continually involved in completing the master plans for both the park and gardens, creating educational programs for children and adults, promoting awareness of the Park & Gardens, and developing membership and volunteer opportunities to increase public support and involvement.

The goal of the Creek Connections Action Group (CCAG) is to collaborate creek cleanup efforts in Santa Clara County. Since the CCAG's inception, thousands of volunteers have participated in hundreds of cleanups, removing thousands of pounds of trash each year from creeks, rivers and lakes.

The Watershed Watch campaign is now part of this grassroots effort as a co-sponsor of CCAG's Spring and Fall creek cleanup events.

Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste provides the community with practical pollution prevention options for the use, recycling, and disposal of products containing hazardous substances.

Protecting the environment, our watershed and public health from the effects of improper disposal of hazardous waste makes Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste a perfect match as a new partner in the Watershed Watch campaign.

Gilroy Gardens, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is California’s only horticultural theme park designed for garden lovers as well as families with young children. The Park features over 40 rides and attractions, including majestic gardens, educational exhibits, and the world famous Circus Trees. In addition to learning about watersheds, guests can learn about bees, trees, butterflies and countless other environmental resources while enjoying great rides and attractions throughout the park. Gilroy Gardens, is open April - October and is located in Gilroy, CA on Hwy 152 (West) just off Hwy 101. 

Watershed Watch welcomes Gilroy Gardens as a campaign partner in our quest to protect our community's watershed and the health and well-being of the residents and environment in Santa Clara County.

Classic Car Wash locally owned and operated, serving the South Bay for more than 40 years. When you wash your car at a Classic Car Wash rather than washing your car in the driveway, you prevent detergents, dirt and other polluted runoff from entering our storm drains and polluting our creeks and Bay. 

Classic Car Wash supports the Watershed Watch campaign by offering discounts with the Watershed Watch Discount Card, and partners with the campaign for special events each spring. Visit the Robertsville Classic Car Wash on Almaden Expressway in San Jose, Delta Queen Classic Car Wash on Hamilton Avenue in Campbell, Lark Avenue Classic Car Wash in Los Gatos, and Westgate Classic Car Wash on Prospect Avenue in Saratoga.

Chinook Book offers free mobile application downloads to riders on VTA public transit.  Watershed Watch Campaign is the proud sponsor of the Chinook Book mobile app Gardener pages, so you can access information about less toxic pest control and where to find it on the go!

Capitol Premier Car Wash is a family owned and operated full service car wash and professional auto detail center, located in San Jose at the Capitol Expressway Auto Mall just off Highway 87, next to McDonalds. 

Capitol Premier Car Wash offers discounts with the Watershed Watch Discount Card, and hosts special Watershed Watch car wash events. Recognizing that parking lot car wash fundraisers contribute to runoff pollution, Capitol Premier Car Wash has developed a watershed-friendly car wash fundraising program, offering pre-paid car wash cards that charities and groups can purchase at a discount and resell to raise money.

Yamagami’s Nursery, a family-owned business since 1948, offers fine plants, garden products and expert guidance to the greater Silicon Valley . “When you want to succeed…the first time” is their motto and the focus of everything they do. Yamagami’s has been part of the wider Bay Area Stormwater Management Agencies Association’s “Our Water Our World” campaign for several years, providing information about less-toxic and watershed-friendly products and procedures to help guide their customers toward greener practices.

Yamagami’s Nursery has partnered with the Watershed Watch campaign by offering discounts on featured green products with the Watershed Watch discount card. Yamagami’s commitment to watershed protection gives new meaning to “green thumb.”

Where Successful Adventures Begin

www.melcottons.com

Mel Cotton's Sporting Goods has been serving Santa Clara County’s outdoor enthusiasts since 1946. Mel Cotton's successfully maintains its 60-year old reputation as a leading outdoor specialist by offering a wide range of outdoor sporting goods and apparel, with a focus on customer service and strong first-hand product knowledge.

Mel Cotton's knows its customers care about protecting the watershed and preventing water pollution; they now offer a 10% discount to customers who present the Watershed Watch Discount Card at the time of purchase.