The Transportation Corridor Agency is installing wildlife fencing on the 241 North to reduce car collisions with animals. The targeted animals are deer, coyotes, bobcats and cougars. To monitor their work there are multiple wildlife cameras both at jump offs, … Read More
The OC Register printed a great article on why building at the Wildland-Urban Interface is NOT a great idea. It turns out, from this UCI published report, that Santa Ana Wind driven fires cause more damage (80% of the $3.1 billion … Read More
The City of Chino Hills is offering two public meetings TODAY (September 23) from 4 – 5:30 PM and from 6:30 – 8 PM on a development proposed in Carbon Canyon. The project, called Hidden Oaks Country Club is a … Read More
The Orange County Fire Authority reported a fire at approximately 12:15 PM on Thursday, September 17, 2015. It appeared to be north of Stonehaven/Via del Agua and east of Casino Ridge. Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) initially put it at six acres. … Read More
The Chino Champion uncovered that the new City of Industry City Council has put the sale of the Tres Hermanos property on hold for 60-90 days. This gives the Council time to review the major policy changes it faces. The … Read More
HFE Executive Director Claire Schlotterbeck will be making a presentation on the history of the effort to protect our region’s hills to the San Gabriel Valley Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants. The event will be held September 19, … Read More
Today, Hills For Everyone (and 16 other conservation organizations) urged state leaders to maintain at least $187 million from the Greenhouse Gas Fund (GGRF) for natural and working lands investments in the 2015-2016 fiscal year. While there are a number … Read More
The Summer 2015 newsletter has just been released. This issue covers the hot topic of the Tres Hermanos property sale by the City of Industry. It also provides project updates on Madrona, Esperanza Hills, the State Park road reopening, and … Read More
Hills For Everyone just signed on to a support letter for SBX1-1. This legislation would provide more funding for wildlife crossings throughout the state by adding wildlife corridor projects as eligible to receive funds from a newly-created Road Maintenance and … Read More
If you shop at Ralph’s, register your award card (annual registration required on/after September 1st) and select Hills For Everyone. We will receive a donation from Ralphs when you shop there. Go to Ralphs.com, click on Community, Community Contributions, then Participant and register there. Hills For … Read More