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Long Beach Climate Network launch

Long Beach

Summary

The utility is tying together its turf removal, native plant parkway, and direct-install gardens programs into one network that helps residents, businesses, and public agencies find rebates, design help, volunteer labor, and maintenance education. Climate Action Corps fellows did much of the groundwork, converting over 11,000 square feet of turf to native plants.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jul 16, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Rebates and program funding come largely from Metropolitan Water District and federal sources; the network helps customers capture that money.

✅Who benefits

Residents, businesses, and public agencies looking to replace turf and cut water use get a one-stop resource for money, labor, and know-how.

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