Our partner farmer, Ken Lee at his organic farm in Reedly, CA, where he grows citrus, stone fruit, asian pears, grapes, and persimmons
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Thanks to The Greenlining Institute, APIFM had the opportunity to visit Sacramento last month to meet our state's electeds' offices to discuss why BIPOC communities need funds to build climate resilience! 📢It was a fruitful time working with fellow CBOs from across the state and learning from each other about how we each work to better the environment of the communities w#thegreenlininginstituteg#EarthDay #EarthWeek##earthmonthE#tccM#RCC #BIPOCR#equityO#PolicyMattersi#climates#climateresilienceR#ClimateActionm#climatechangem#climatejusticea#environmentn#environmentaljusticet#environmentalhealthn#savetheplanete#savetheearthv#saveourplanete#protectourenvironmentn#earthispreciousIsPrecious … See MoreSee Less

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Did you know we live in a watershed? It's important we understand why watersheds are so important to the quality and quantity of water we have access to. Check out this video to learn more about ways we can protect our watershed and ensure we have safe, clean drinking water for our community. APIFM's Water is Life project aims to educate our community in the West San Gabriel Valley on water conservation and water projects in our neighborhoods. To find more resources, visit our website: www.apifm.org/water. To learn more about these water issues and ways to get involved, join our Sustainable SGV Coalition and meet other residents who are passionate about cultivating safe and healthy communities: bit.ly/ssgvcoalition
What is a watershed?
Have you ever wondered who manages our local water sources? Learn more about the various agencies that manage our water sources and prevent groundwater contamination in the San Gabriel Valley! APIFM's Water is Life project aims to educate our community in the West San Gabriel Valley on water conservation and water projects in our neighborhoods. To find more resources, visit our website: www.apifm.org/water. To learn more about these water issues and ways to get involved, join our Sustainable SGV Coalition and meet other residents who are passionate about cultivating safe and healthy communities: bit.ly/ssgvcoalition
Who takes care of our water?
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