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Overview

San Bernardino Valley is committed to connecting with the communities it serves

The Agency participates in community events, hosts educational workshops, supports school education programs, and makes presentations to community groups.

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Request a Tour

Interested in seeing what we do up close? Request a tour of one of our facilities by completing our form. Our staff will review your request and get back to you as soon as possible to coordinate your visit. We look forward to welcoming you!

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Please note that all tour dates are subject to availability and are not guaranteed; your selection is a request and not a confirmation. A staff member will contact you shortly with further information. Please be advised that San Bernardino Valley does not provide transportation, and all guests will be required to sign a liability waiver prior to their visit.
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Water Conservation Resources

Regulations

Making Conservation a California Way of Life is a new approach to urban water management that sets individualized efficiency goals for Urban Retail Water Suppliers across California.

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Water Saving Garden Friendly

Learn more about landscapes that thrive in the Inland Empire region. This site provides online tours and photo galleries of sample landscapes for residents.

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SoCal Yard Transformation


Learn how to create a water efficient yard! From planning ideas to soil and plant selection, this website is an excellent choice for landscape design assistance.

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Listen to the Watershed Moments Podcast

Santa Ana River Science and Conservation Symposium

The annual Santa Ana River Science Symposium was held on February 19th 2026, at the ESRI Campus in Redlands, CA. Rewatch the day on our Youtube Channel.

Established in 2018, the Santa Ana River Science Symposium event was designed to spotlight the threatened native species and habitats of the Santa Ana River Watershed. This year’s theme explored the native species and habitats shared across Southern California watersheds, highlighting projects aimed at improving conditions for these ecosystems.

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