Please be cautious on Hacienda Road–the wildlife have had unimpeded crossing ability without vehicles for a long while. The road opens next Tuesday, February 11th.
Cuteness overload. Who knew these unlikely friends (a coyote and a badger) would use a wildlife tunnel TOGETHER? (Video: Coyote excitedly greets a badger to walk through wildlife tunnel together. The montage also includes raccoons, a skunk, a bobcat, and deer going through a wildlife culvert and underpass also.)
A developer sponsored informational meeting will be held at Western Hills Country Club (1800 Carbon Canyon Road in Chino Hills) on Thursday, February 6th at 6:30 PM to discuss the proposed Hidden Oaks project.The project site is zoned for 107 units on 537 acres and has been downsized to 53 units. The developer will show their newly designed plan for the residential development. For reference, the property is across the street from the Circle K store.
Hills For Everyone focuses its efforts on the preservation of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. This video captures some of the highlights of our work from 2019 including release of our updated Wildfire Study, aerial tours of hills, education campaigns with elected officials, and engagement on landscape level wildlife corridors. It also covers some of the land use challenges we faced like Esperanza Hills, Hidden Oaks, and the Prado Raceway. In 2020, we are focused on acquisitions, reducing wildfire ignitions, … Read More
Did you know that Chino Hills State Park was created along ridge line boundaries? This means that once visitors are inside the heart of the park, they don’t know that 18 million people are just on the other side of the ridge lines. Also, protecting the ridge lines protects the watersheds, keeping them intact, and allowing wildlife to enjoy unpolluted water. And, there are still more ridge lines to protect. (Video: 360 degree view of Chino Hills State Park from … Read More