Terry Grosz was a United States Fish and Wildlife Game Warden for nearly 30 years. Based on his experiences from the Far North of California to the Plains of North and South Dakota all the way to Washington D.C., Terry protected threatened and endangered species, birds, fish, and habitats like wetlands and rivers. Upon retirement, he wrote about his many adventures in a book called: Defending Our Wildlife Heritage: The Life and Times of a Special Agent. In this ~400 … Read More

Every jurisdiction (cities and counties) in California is required to have a General Plan. It serves as a visioning document for how and where development should occur over time. Brea’s current General Plan was approved in 2003 and needs to be updated (especially Brea’s Core) since so many changes have accrued: new housing, new laws regarding open space and wildlife corridors, and different kinds of businesses. This plan will shape Brea’s direction for the next 20 years. Conservation starts with … Read More

It’s been one week since the Southern California mountain lion (aka cougars) have been listed as a California threatened species. Now, cougars in our area have more protections than before. These elusive cats are very important to maintaining the health of the ecosystem.

Great News for the Mountain Lion!! Check out the February 2026 Hills For Everyone E-Newsletter, which includes: ➡️Read the E-Newsletter.➡️Sign Up for the E-Newsletter.