URGENT UPDATE: The inaugural Clean N Green Fest is set to kick off this weekend in Carson, California, offering a crucial opportunity for residents to learn about environmental conservation and water treatment. Hosted by the Clean Waters Education Foundation, the event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, November 15, 2023, at the A.K. Warren Water Resource Facility — the largest wastewater treatment plant in Los Angeles County, processing over 200 million gallons of water daily.
Attendees will be able to tour the expansive facility, gaining firsthand insight into the vital work of the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts in managing water resources for the South Bay community. The event will also feature guided tours of the Pure Water Napolitano Innovation Center and the Bixby Marshland, showcasing innovative approaches to water sustainability.
In addition to educational tours, the fest promises a family-friendly atmosphere with a mobile aquarium, live music, face painting, and engaging activities for all ages. “We are holding this event so that the community can better understand their impact on their environment,” said Michael Chee, spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts. “It’s all about being protectors of the environment.”
Importantly, the event is free and open to the public, ensuring accessibility for all community members. Parking will be available off-site at the Wilmington Athletic Complex, located at 1700 S. Figueroa St., with shuttle services provided to transport guests to the event. ADA parking will also be available on site.
This festival marks a significant step towards raising awareness about environmental issues and water conservation in the region. With a mix of fun and education, the Clean N Green Fest is poised to make a lasting impact on its attendees.
What to Watch For: As the event approaches, anticipate a surge in community engagement around environmental topics. This festival aims not just to educate but to inspire action among residents, reinforcing the importance of individual contributions to ecological preservation.
Stay tuned for updates and be sure to share this opportunity with friends and family. Join the movement to become better stewards of the environment this weekend in Carson!
