South Bay Clean Creeks Coalition is a community-based effort that focuses on reclaiming, restoring, and revitalizing the creeks in Santa Clara County, California. Originally known as Friends of Los Gatos Creek, the coalition has expanded to include the Los Gatos Creek, the Guadalupe River, and the Coyote Creek. Before the coalition's efforts, these waterways were filled with trash and various types of waste, endangering the local ecosystem.

The coalition conducts regular cleanups, removing over 200 tons of trash to date. They also improve water quality through regular testing and conduct invasive plant management to preserve the native wildlife. In addition to their cleanup efforts, South Bay Clean Creeks Coalition conducts docent-led tours of the creeks, school education programs, and even creates art from the collected trash to raise awareness about the types of waste found.

Their mission is to ensure the survival and thriving of the native wildlife in the area. Join their dedicated team of volunteers and make a positive impact on the South Bay Watershed