The Champion Newspapers published our Opinion Editorial on the nesting bald eagles found in Prado Basin. The eagles are likely foraging and flying over Chino Hills State Park. It is so cool to know these magnificent birds are here locally. … Read More
Camping Tips 4 of 5: Know if you are allowed to have a campfire and if so what type of fire is allowed (wood, charcoal, gas). Before you camp obtain a California campfire permit. Know that collecting vegetation, leaves and … Read More
Camping Tips 3 of 5: Your campground is your temporary home. Avoid walking through someone else’s campsite and detrimental impacts to streams, trees, trails, and more. Keep your tent inside your campsite area to protect wildlife and plants, like this … Read More
Camping Tips 2 of 5: Often times people camp to disconnect from the fast paced and loud urban settings. One way to help maintain the peace is by obeying quiet hours and enjoying music quietly. If you can hear the … Read More
Rediscovering Nature: Earth Day, Getting Outside, and Wildflowers Learn about our recent radio interview, the Earth Day work party, a book to add to your reading list, and some wildflowers we didn’t really see this year. View our E-Newsletter.
Camping Tips 1 of 5: When camping, it’s your responsibility to understand and obey the park rules. In some parks you’re required to sign an acknowledgment of the most important rules. Following the campground rules keeps everyone—and the park—safe.
If you support the preservation of lands in the Puente Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor, then we encourage you to join with Hills For Everyone to urge the CA Legislature and Gavin Newsom in passing the November 2024 Climate Bond. Without … Read More
We are out at Chino Hills State Park attending the Earth Day event. What a treat it is to see people interested in caring for their local parks! Share how you care for the environment…
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.
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.