Great news for our conservation tracking and our overall efforts to protect 30% of CA’s natural lands and coastal waters by 2030. Let’s do this!
Today we provided feedback to the @CountyofLosAngeles Planning Department on its subdivision process. A key topic we raised included transparency in the process so that applicants understand when they submit the project application that the following policies, ordinances, and codes … Read More
In the September edition of the Hills For Everyone e-newsletter, readers will learn about camping opportunities at Chino Hills State Park, supporting us through the Ralphs Club Community Program, and how coyotes benefit the environment. View the September E-Newsletter.
This is very upsetting news. We must do better. Stop using rat poison — it kills more than just rats. In this case, it has been found in FIVE cougars (1 mama and 4 fetuses). It was the first time … Read More
If you are interested in becoming a Chino Hills State Park volunteer… now is your chance!
Chino Hills State Park reminds us that wild things still exist so close to humans. Enjoy the sounds of the coyotes howling and yipping from the park.
Important information on why some trails allow dogs and others don’t. Remember to check out those signs to see where dogs are allowed when you visit parklands and recreational areas.
Thanks Power In Nature for coordinating these important meetings with legislators and their staff.
State Park Signs Gets Fresh Look The August e-newsletter offers easy ways to support HFE, gives an update on sign replacements at CHSP, describes the library park pass program, and outlines next steps for the Puente Hills Park. View the … Read More