Hills For Everyone focuses its efforts on the preservation of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. This video captures some of the highlights of our work from 2019 including release of our updated Wildfire Study, aerial tours of hills, education campaigns … Read More
Did you know that Chino Hills State Park was created along ridge line boundaries? This means that once visitors are inside the heart of the park, they don’t know that 18 million people are just on the other side of … Read More
We’ve gotten some questions about land being cleared near South Ridge Trail in Chino Hills State Park. This is the beginnings of a multi-year restoration project funded by two agencies: Caltrans and the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA). The first … Read More
Did you know that our region has a special evergreen tree called toyon? Yep, this species has bright red “showy” berries present in the winter months. Often times it is called “Holly Berry.” Rumor has it that “Hollywood” is named … Read More
Check out this Facebook Live event on the State Park’s second highest peak: Gilman Peak. It’s Monday December 2nd at 11:15 AM… on Facebook!
If you love Chino Hills State Park… here is a job opportunity to get you in the door!
We had a great time with Assemblyman Phillip Chen on our hike in Telegraph Canyon. We hope to offer one in the spring when the hills are green. Stay tuned.
We had a great time on our hike today with Assemblyman Phillip Chen. Check out some of the photos.
Today we remember the toll the Freeway Complex Fire took on those in Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties. The fire burned 30,305 acres and more than 300 homes were damaged or destroyed–mostly in Yorba Linda. Ninety-five percent … Read More
In honor of Veterans Day, Congressman Gil Cisneros published this opinion piece in the Orange County Register. The theme revolves around support for permanently funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), the importance of our parks, and how these … Read More