The Ventura River Watershed Council is set to discuss the Watershed Restoration Plan at their upcoming meeting on August 6. The plan aims to address environmental challenges in the Ventura River watershed, focusing on habitat restoration, water quality improvement, and community engagement. Key components include invasive species removal, native plant restoration, and the enhancement of recreational areas. The council seeks public input to ensure the plan aligns with community needs and environmental goals. Stakeholders are encouraged to attend the meeting to provide feedback and participate in the decision-making process.
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Watershed Restoration Plan Discussion at Ventura River Meeting on August 6
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