Wendell Berry (92), a beloved writer and environmentalist died today. One of his most famous poems was The Peace of Wild Things. Rest well Wendell, we are carrying on.
If you haven’t yet registered for Claire Schlotterbeck’s Retirement Party yet, get your registration in! We expect to completely sell out. Let’s admit it–Claire’s a legend. Can’t attend? We’ve set up a digital scrapbook for Claire. Add your phone, video, or post to the board! Learn More. Register. Add to the Scrapbook.
Ever wanted to play around with different layers in a map–even if you have no mapping skills whatsoever? You are in luck, Hills For Everyone has published its Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor map in Experience Builder. Check it out and let us know what you think!
The City of Arcadia is proposing to cut down 34 heritage oaks and encroach on 45 more, so that news cameras have better views of the racetrack for two weeks during the Olympics. Here is Hills For Everyone Executive Director’s thoughts as relayed in the Pasadena Star-News: “To cut down trees that are hundreds of years old (and that other wildlife depend on) for a two week event is the height of human arrogance and short sightedness.” View the article.
