Since the 1970s, Hills For Everyone has led the way to protect the 14,100 acre Chino Hills State Park. Through decades-long advocacy–along with local and state partnerships–one final phase, the eastern ridgelines (842 acres), are on the path to being protected!
Our partners at Friends of Harbors, Beaches & Parks (FHBP) coordinated a large coalition, of which Hills For Everyone was deeply engaged, to get a mitigation policy adopted by Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). Through our work with the Power in Nature Coalition we provided details on the policy’s status. Thanks to FHBP’s heavy lift, the policy framework was unanimously approved Thursday, February 2, 2023 by the SCAG Regional Council. The SCAG Project List includes this advance mitigation with … Read More
As a non-profit, we are not allowed to endorse or oppose candidates. We are, however, allowed to share tips. In short, do your homework on a candidate. If they say they’ve done something to support conservation goals in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor–get receipts and ask them to show proof. Vote early or on Tuesday, November 8th!
Are you a community group or nonprofit looking for information on how to protect lands? Check out the Virtual Expo Series offered by California Natural Resources Agency. The Schedule: • Tuesday 11/1, 3-3:30pm – Sierra Nevada Conservancy and Tahoe Conservancy • Thursday 11/3, 10:30-11am – CA Nature Team • Tuesday 11/8, 3-3:30pm – California Biodiversity Network and California’s 5th Climate Assessment Team • Thursday 11/10, 10:30-11am – California Department of Fish and Wildlife • Tuesday 11/15, 3-3:30pm – Ocean Protection … Read More
Hills For Everyone’s Melanie Schlotterbeck was selected to serve on a statewide conservation committee that will improve investments in lands, trail access, restoration work, disadvantaged communities, and more! View the Breaking News E-Newsletter!