GREAT NEWS! A brand new species has been found in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. It is in the same family as the California Poppy—the state flower (Eschscholzia californica)—but due to its white appearance it is called the “Ghost Poppy.” … Read More
Spring 2022 Newsletter (925KB PDF) Highlights: Saving Coal Canyon (Again) Park Grows Again Brea 265 Dispatch Phone Numbers Esperanza Hills Update Fire Damage Repair
Recently we’ve been fielding calls from concerned park visitors about violations occurring in the State Park. If you see something in Chino Hills State Park that violates the rules, causes harm to the park or its resources, or is of … Read More
Now that we are officially “in” Spring, here are some facts about California Poppies. It became the official state flower of California on March 2, 1903. And, on April 6th it is California Poppy Day. Poppies are bright, cheerful, and … Read More
The 3Bs: Brea, Boards, and Badgers. Get information on a project proposed in Brea, appointments to Boards and Councils, and badgers in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. View the Hills For Everyone March e-newsletter.
A lot of changes are happening with representation due to the information gathered from the US Census in 2020. This means state and congressional districts were redrawn and adopted in 2022 to better align with the demographics. Hills For Everyone … Read More
Known as the Brad Pitt of cougars, P22 (a collared male mountain lion in the Hollywood Hills) has literally been making the rounds in the *streets* of LA. Hopefully he heads back to the hills soon! And, remember avoid contact … Read More
We spent some time in the Powder Canyon Preserve this weekend and want to extend a hearty congratulations and thanks to Puente Hills Habitat Preservation Authority for its successful work restoring the hillside habitat. Check out the wonderful progress!
A six week training course on how to engage with the City staff and Council as well as understand planning, partnerships, and projects begins in April. Applications open on Monday, February 28th for Brea residents. Learn more from the Hills … Read More
Nesting season has officially started ! Don’t trim trees between February 1st and September 1st, birds rely on trees foliage for shade, shelter and protection.Artwork: Emily Komessar for SBWCN