The City of Yorba Linda developed a Housing Element Update that was conditionally approved by the state, pending a Measure B vote by Yorba Linda voters. Measure Z as it was known failed at the ballot box, which required the … Read More
Often called stink bugs, these are actually stink beetles. Another common name is circus beetle. They get that funny name because in their defensive posture, they stand on their head to spray the stink.
Thanks to the Puente Hills Habitat Preservation Authority for remembering those that have contributed to saving lands on the western side of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. These individuals may be gone, but their legacies live on in the hills, … Read More
In early October, we had to leave the Chino Hills State Park campground at 5:30 AM for another event. Here is what we mean when we say we protected the ridgelines. Once inside the park, you wouldn’t know that millions … Read More
The State of California has set regional targets for housing at four different income levels (very low, low, moderate, and above moderate). Yorba Linda and the County of Orange (along with all Southern California cities and counties) must update their … Read More
Congratulations to Melanie Schlotterbeck for being selected by the Los Angeles Times as an Orange County Visionary for the non-profit sector! Her work with Hills For Everyone is essential and carries the torch forward on conservation actions locally. View her … Read More
Check out the Hills For Everyone October E-Newsletter which covers 30×30 being signed into law, and three upcoming events: Total Solar Eclipse (10/14), Trunk or Treat (10/29), and the Habitat Authority Open House (11/14). View our E-Newsletter.
View the Fall 2023 E-Newsletter, which highlights the following topics:
Some good one liners in here! Thanks National Park Service.