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CHINO HILLS RESIDENTS:**Sign the Petition to STOP A High Density Development in Carbon Canyon** Add your name to the petition to tell the Chino Hills City Council you don’t support high density in Carbon Canyon. Sign here!
CHINO HILLS RESIDENTS:**Sign the Petition to STOP A High Density Development in Carbon Canyon** Add your name to the petition to tell the Chino Hills City Council you don’t support high density in Carbon Canyon. Sign here!
The Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority is looking to start public tours of the Tres Hermanos lands. Hills For Everyone continues to urge the Authority to complete a resource inventory to know what it needs to protect & preserve. Read the … Read More
Make a call or send an email now to stop the Governor from ending CEQA. Please take two minutes to do this critical action.Phone: 916-445-2841Email: https://www.gov.ca.gov/contact/ (Select May Revise Budget) Read the Action Alert.
Check out the Hills For Everyone June E-Newsletter which covers CEQA, fire safety in Chino Hills State Park, managed public access to Tres Hermanos, and mesopredators (specifically opossums). View the E-Newsletter.
Looking to preserve lands or waters?? Attend this free workshop!
Claire Schlotterbeck penned this opinion piece for the Voice of OC about the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). #CEQA is under attack. With protections rolled back our parks, quality of life, and plants/animals will suffer. View the Op Ed.
Hills For Everyone was featured in the Orange County Register article, which highlighted our successful work to stop the expansion of the Brea Canyon Road project. #WildlifeCorridor #Conservation #Coalitions View the OC Register article.
There is something eerie and exciting about hearing a coyote yipping and howling. This communication is to draw the pack back from individual hunts and/or let other packs know this territory is claimed.
There have been 33 separate acquisitions that created @ChinoHillsSP and every single one required landowner’s to willingly participate. This means they chose to sell, donate or use their land as mitigation to offset impacts somewhere else.
Check out the Hills For Everyone May E-Newsletter which covers Earth Day, local wildflowers, successful partnerships, and three book recommendations. View the E-Newsletter.