Getting out early means the tracks are fresh with limited disturbance. Good substrate equates to something that a track impression will hold up well in. For example, slightly wet soil or mud is better than sand, which has limited definition … Read More

Hills For Everyone’s November E-Newsletter features recent volunteer work in Chino Hills State Park. Additionally, we also cover the status of ballot measures we endorsed, volunteer opportunities, and a little lesson on skunks. 🦨 Check out the November E-Newsletter!

Parks are a great place to practice identifying and tracking wildlife. Consider taking a class or buying a field guide before you venture out. Be sure the field guide is for animals in your area. Then, in the field, practice, … Read More

As a nonprofit, Hills For Everyone cannot endorse candidates. What we can do is provide a list of values that we have that you might consider when you evaluate potential candidates for office. Does the candidate have a history of … Read More