The Hills For Everyone e-newsletter features upcoming Earth Day events, a tribute to Councilmember John Beauman, a description of why the poppies didn’t bloom, and context on the local National Monument campaigns. View our E-Newsletter.
Follow these tips to help the birds migrate at night!
Hills For Everyone Executive Director Claire Schlotterbeck was interviewed in Chino Hills State Park to educate people about the struggles protecting land and keeping the ecosystems functioning as climate-change presents new challenges. Read the article.
Thanks to Meghan Hertel with the California Natural Resources Agency for her great presentation on 30×30 to the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). Teaching decision makers and planning staff about the different strategies (or pathways) to 30×30 will help advance conservation of biodiversity, build climate resilience, and improve equitable access!
Today (and today ONLY) you can help support our natural lands by sponsoring your very own tarantula. For only $41 a month you’ll receive a certificate with the name of your tarantula, it’s last known location, and you’ll get quarterly updates on its whereabouts by passenger pigeon. Comment below if you’d like to be a part of this unique opportunity! ** While supplies last! **