This is the first in a three part series of wildfire stories. Esperanza Hills and our fight in partnership with Protect Our Homes and Hills will be featured in one of them. Wildfires continue to be a key concern for … Read More
Hills For Everyone has been consistent in its position that if Tres Hermanos was really saved for conservation, then an inventory of the natural resources is needed before anything new occurs on the property. The Authority has had two years … Read More
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Our conservation work requires a lot of partnerships at the local, regional, state, and federal level. We were deeply appreciative of the letter we received yesterday from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the 320 acre acquisition we helped … Read More
Earlier today Hills For Everyone participated in a public hearing by commenting on a proposed land exchanged in San Diego that would have allowed a previously protected preserve to be developed with high end houses in exchange for other less … Read More
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Read about the Blue Ridge Fire which burned 62% of Chino Hills State Park damaging the Rolling M Ranch barn, ranger house, and two bridges. View the Hills For Everyone e-alert.
Hills For Everyone is participating in the P-22 Wildlife Wonderland event as an exhibitor. The virtual event starts at 11 AM tomorrow (Saturday, October 24) with activities for kids, virtual exhibitor booths, music, prizes, games, and more! We hope you … Read More
This week we were pleased to present our 105 Years of Wildfire History to the Chino Valley Fire District Board of Directors. In the time of COVID–we are doing 100% virtual presentations. If your organization, homeowners’ association or service club … Read More
Big news from the State of California as Governor Newsom proposes protecting 30% of California lands and coast by 2030. Dubbed the 30 by 30 campaign, Newsom mentioned focusing on California natural history and legacy of open space. Early indications … Read More