The area around Chino Hills State Park is a treasure worth protecting! It’s one of the most accessible state parks in California, and its ridgeline boundaries protect visitors and wildlife from urban development. Let’s work together to ensure its preservation … Read More
Stunning Wildflowers Blooming in the Hills… This e-newsletter features the recent radio interview Melanie Schlotterbeck did on our work, highlights the hard work of volunteers removing miles of barbed wire fencing and the proper wildflower viewing etiquette! View the February … Read More
Hills For Everyone’s (HFE) Conservation Consultant Melanie Schlotterbeck was interviewed by the Environmental Direction’s host Nancy Pearlman. The 30 minute interview aired on Friday, February 10th. A focus of the interview was our work protecting lands in the Puente-Chino Hills … Read More
Hills For Everyone released its end of year video in mid-February capturing its work with 30×30, involvement in improved conservation outcomes for a local project, evidence of mountain lions in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor, updates on partnerships, and finally … Read More
Thanks Blair Stewart for joining Hills For Everyone on a tour of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. We are glad our Board member Bev Perry was able to join us.
Last night before the rains we camped at Chino Hills State Park. Here is a small glimpse of the adventure. (Video: Various night time images of Chino Hills State Park with two clips of audio including coyotes yipping and an … Read More
Come to Chino Hills State Park this weekend for the Haunted Halloween Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, October 29th and 30th! The Discovery Center will be spooked out and there will be fun activities for the whole family.
FYI. Let’s keep park trails passable by staying off them until they dry out!
Are you interested in volunteering to remove barbed wire in the State Park to eliminate barriers for wildlife movement? If so, we are looking for *very sturdy* volunteers for this project deep in the park. Volunteers will drive to the … Read More
