Hills For Everyone Executive Director Claire Schlotterbeck was pleased to meet with Congressman Ed Royce today on how we can partner on conservation issues in Southern California. It was a productive meeting. We were pleased to have Brea Councilman Glenn Parker join us.
Important message from the Brea Centennial Steering Committee: Due to the continual weather forecast of heavy rainstorms for this coming weekend, the long-planned Centennial Parade and Picnic must be postponed due to safety and logistical concerns. The Committee is determined to celebrate Brea’s Centennial by rescheduling the parade and picnic at a later date to be determined. Bookmark CityofBrea.net/Centennial, and keep an eye on social media for updates! For those that volunteered to walk in the Hills For … Read More
“Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” –George Santayana For the last few years, Hills For Everyone has created an informative video of our accomplishments and upcoming challenges for the next year. Looking back reminds us exactly how far we’ve come. Take three minutes to see the impact your support and donations have made to ensure the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor is protected for everyone, forever. View the Video on YouTube>>
The City of Brea turns 100 this year and the City is hosting a parade on Saturday, February 18th. Hills For Everyone is one of the parade entries and we’ve designed a fun park-themed float in partnership with Chino Hills State Park. To pull it off, we need volunteers! Specifically, we are looking for park supporters to walk in the parade as hikers, bikers, families, bird watchers, photographers, etc. If you can volunteer for this, we’d love to have you! … Read More
From Chino Hills State Park staff: Still getting reports of mountain lion sightings in and near Chino Hills State Park. These predators roam miles through vast territories and are an essential element in the food chain and health of the ecosystem. Be alert and aware while enjoying the park! You can obtain more information on mountain lions on the California Department of Fish and Wildlife website.