Grants

Deliver aid/resources to vulnerable populations. Help aquire personal protective equipment (face masks)

Beautification of playgrounds and installation of screens that block particulates from settling on play equipment

Conduct three annual Map your Neighborhood events, offer resiliency in disaster preparedness. Newsletter to educate and motivate community stakeholders

Professional CMA staff will design and deliver the experiences in collaboration with Dana MS teachers. The program includes science and marine conservation, through the Three Sea Search Programs where in depth laboratory and field activities in the Cabrillo Beach Coastal Park will take place. There is also a Engineering program focused on robotics where ROV's will be used as an educational tool in demonstrating engineering and scientific methodologies. Three Aquatic Nursery Programs- "Lab Research and the Scientific Method": STEAM students will learn about animal research and husbandry work, as well as scientific research and reporting methods, while working on growing young sea animals in the Nursery. Objectives of this Program include how to raise local southern California marine life species from youngest available stages to settlement or juvenile stages; how to investigate development and husbandry needs to keep animal thriving and growing in captivity; training young scientists on husbandry methods and research into the growth of local species.

Train students in testing air and water quality in relation to Port operations

Rapid deployment of the electric active STOP-START technology system, which provides zero-emission operation of yard tractors when equipment is idling. This technology will be tested at the Yusen Terminal.

TEP has partnered with the Port of Los Angeles to deliver a summer internship experience for Banning High School. Funds will be used to sustain and grow the internship program, while supporting the year-round programming that provides the preparatory base for student success and industry enegagement.

Provide summer internship to at-risk students

ITEP will implement an expanded version of its Ten-Point Program that provides a 9-12th grade spectrum of career awareness, exploration, preparation, and training opportunities for high school students. ITEP's Ten-Point Program includes four categories of supervised field trips that expose students to S.T.E.A.M. principles and address Port-related subjects. PATHS students will have the opportunity to participate in the following activities: facility tours, signature study tours, large-scale career exploration events, and job shadowing. Students meet with mentors for one-on-one discussions and witness real-life applications of the concepts they are studying in the classroom.

High School Students will conduct water and soil testing. Students will participate in a leadership conference.

Paid internship program, provide better animal care coverage. Train interns in the Marine Mammal Care Program.

Community Intern Program taking place over 10 weeks.

Field trips for LAUSD students, ensuring they learn about maritime history.

Preserve local wetlands, Young Scientists Program to educate and mentor, help disadvantaged communities

Through the Internship Program, paid employment opportunities will be created with stipends. Students can also learn valuable skills to help them obtain employment in the future. CMA will maintain the beauty of the remaining wetlands environment in the Port of Los Angeles and teach visitors of its importance.