The Cities of Chino Hills and Diamond Bar met last week to see if more of the mystery around the City of Industry’s proposed solar factory on Tres Hermanos (Upper Tonner Canyon) could be determined. Between the two cities there … Read More
Winter 2018 (PDF – 753 KB) Highlights: The Wins Keep Coming! (Madrona) Esperanza Hills Mary Hanson’s Passing Yes on Prop. 68 Powder Canyon History Activities With Legislators Burn It Where You Buy It Spring = Mating Season Raceway Proposed Next to … Read More
Photos from the “Woman of the Year” event are also available on Senator Newman’s website.
The City of Industry’s highest ranking department head, Alex Gonzalez, resigned from his post and cited worsening conditions and illegal activities within the City. This is the fourth person to be fired or leave the city. Read the San Gabriel … Read More
A lot of organizations including The Trust for Public Land, The Nature Conservancy, the Association of California Water Agencies and Hills For Everyone support the passage of Prop. 68. This proposition on the June 5th ballot will provide much needed funding for … Read More
In the 1990s conservation science advanced enough for all of us to understand that our wild places needed to be connected to one another or the species and habitats would eventually die out. Hills For Everyone worked with State Parks … Read More
The Stop Madrona team celebrated the California Supreme Court victory that finally put an end to the proposed 162-unit Madrona project in eastern Brea.
Hills For Everyone was honored to have Melanie Schlotterbeck present to the Rotary Club of Brea on the wildfires in Chino Hills State Park. Thanks for the invitation and the opportunity to share our wildfire study.
Hills For Everyone’s Claire Schlotterbeck presented on the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor for the La Habra Heights City Council at its March 12, 2018 meeting.
Guess what? Those very high fire hazard severity zones (you know, the places most likely to burn) are where the fastest residential development is occurring in Southern California. And, interestingly–according to this new study–people in those zones are most likely … Read More