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California Regional Water Quality Control Board-Los Angeles Region Contracts and Grants Program Proj 2025

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The document outlines the Mission Creek Restoration Project, an active initiative by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board aimed at restoring Mission Creek through trash removal, stream channel restoration, and native vegetation planting. The project involves at-risk youth from the Los Angeles Conservation Corps and includes community outreach efforts. Despite being behind schedule due to various challenges, including a change in project leadership, plans for installation of trash-collecting screens and restoration activities are set to commence.

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