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Climate Change and the Ocean: Impacts and Opportunities for Action - Webinar – Zoom, Wed Nov 12, 2025 - Climate change is transforming our ocean—altering temperatures, chemistry, and ecosystems in way...

Melanie Winter led efforts to embrace nature along the L.A. River, touting the potential for a restored river to heal the city's relationship to water. She was 67.

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Only one local beach earned high marks.

Learn more about ocean and freshwater bacterial pollution trends with Heal the Bay's 2024-2025 Beach and River Report Cards.

California’s diversity is one of its greatest strengths. Heal the Bay is committed to creating and maintaining a diverse and inclusive environment that respects all individuals regardless of gender, r...

Heal the Bays Beach Report Card is the only comprehensive analysis of coastline water quality on the West Coast. Each week, over 700 beaches are graded A to F based on bacteria analysis. The Beach Rep...

Hi, I’m Preston Lilly, a high school student and surfer in Ma… Preston Lilly needs your support for Malibu Student Paddling 21mi for Heal the Bay's Fire Relief

Discover the facts on California's toxic algae blooms and how these events affect the health of marine animals and humans.

Join experts for a powerful conversation and learn the facts about wildfires, toxic algae blooms, and how we can fight for a more climate-resilient future.

Heal the Bay is fighting for the future of our coastline in the face of unprecedented fires. In the wake of the devastating 2025 Los Angeles fires, Heal the Bay leaped into action to support our L.A. ...