Pest Control at Home
Find less-toxic ways to deal with uninvited guests like ants, fleas and flies in your home.
Protecting Watersheds in Santa Clara Valley
Preventing stormwater pollution creates a healthy place to live, work, and play
Join a Litter Cleanup
California Coastal Cleanup Day is September 21! Watershed Watch partners with Creek Connections Action Group to promote and provide litter cleanup volunteer opportunities in Santa Clara Valley. Sign up to host or attend an event near you!
Use a Creek-Friendly Car Wash
Instead of washing your vehicle on the street, take it to a commercial car wash where they capture and recycle the wash water. Discounts available!
When you take action to protect our waterways, you also create a healthier and more sustainable place for yourself and your family to live, work, and play.
More for residents
Discounts are available from our partners!
Try watershed friendly car washes, buy a rain barrel, or visit Happy Hollow Zoo! Our partners help make clean creeks and a healthy Bay possible.
Discount Card
Launched in 2000, the Watershed Watch Campaign is a public education initiative of the Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Pollution Prevention Program (SCVURPPP).
Watershed Watch raises awareness about protecting our watersheds from stormwater pollution. Our website provides free resources to help residents prevent pollution at home and in their communities, which also protects local creeks and the Bay. Watershed Watch focuses on reducing harmful pollutants including pesticides, mercury, heavy metals, and trash, and promoting sustainable practices in our watersheds. We partner with media, public agencies, businesses and community organizations to broaden our reach in the community.
For more information, visit SCVURPPP’s website at www.scvurppp.org
Get Involved
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Find out how to join a cleanup, Adopt-a-Creek, or other ways to you can contribute to clean water in the Santa Clara Valley.
Resources
Learn More
Find pest control fact sheets, certified Green Gardeners, brochures and more.
We invite you to become a Watershed Watcher! Contact us to ask a question, request a brochure or discount card, or explore a partnership.
Contact UsThe Watershed Watch Campaign is an initiative of
the following agencies:
the following agencies: