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Our conservation work requires a lot of partnerships at the local, regional, state, and federal level. We were deeply appreciative of the letter we received yesterday from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the 320 acre acquisition we helped … Read More
With the holiday season in full swing, we thought we’d remind everyone that our favorite ‘hemiparasitic plant” (aka mistletoe) is protected in our parklands. This means, while it is fun to “kiss under the mistletoe” (virus aside!), if it is … Read More
The third Wednesday of the month, the Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority has a scheduled 6 PM meeting. Meetings are now held virtually (by phone) and residents can participate and listen in if interested. View the Chino Champion article.
Mark your calendar! On December 21st, Jupiter and Saturn will appear as a double planet in the night sky. The last time this happened was the Middle Ages. This event is called a “conjunction” when two items in the night … Read More
Earlier today Hills For Everyone participated in a public hearing by commenting on a proposed land exchanged in San Diego that would have allowed a previously protected preserve to be developed with high end houses in exchange for other less … Read More
One of our partners, Chino Hills State Park Interpretive Association, was featured in the Chino Champion newspaper. Learn about their great education and interpretive work in the State Park. Right now we are collaborating with the Interpretive Association and State … Read More
We hired local biologist Robb Hamilton to review the Hsi Lai Temple Monastery project and its impacts to the Wildlife Corridor. Check out his early review. Comments on the Notice of Preparation of the Environmental Impact Report are due by … Read More
The most recent threat to oaks is posed by the tiny Gold Spotted Oak Borer (GSOB) which is killing mature oaks. They have been found in a County Park in Orange and there currently is no treatment. Infected trees must … Read More
Coal Canyon at the 91 freeway is a wildlife undercrossing below the highway. This version (below) is above the roadway. It seems like a great success. We must continue to connect our wildlands or the species will eventually begin to … Read More