Spring Brings Hope for the Hills In this issue:➡️Spring Flowers and Threatened Public Lands➡️Celebrating Women’s History Month➡️Bald Eagles: A Sign of Courage➡️Species Nicknames View our March E-Newsletter.
Hills For Everyone is deeply saddened to announce the passing of its Founder, David Myers, well known conservationist. ➡️ Read the Announcement.
On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate the many women that helped make the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor a reality. While some continue to work on this effort day after day, others put in decades before retiring. A shout out to Senator Ross Johnson’s Chief of Staff, Susie Swatt photographed here ready to see Chino Hills State Park after working for so many years in Sacramento to save the land.
Hills For Everyone is concerned about the recent loss of Forest Service employees because the health of the Cleveland National Forest is linked to the health of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. If you care about public lands or the Wildlife Corridor, call or email your federal elected officials. Tell them to defend public lands and re-instate public land employees. Congressional Leaders Senators In 1908, Congress created the Cleveland National Forest naming it after President Grover Cleveland. It consists of … Read More
CA Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot appointed Hills For Everyone Consultant and Power In Nature Southland Regional Lead Melanie Schlotterbeck to serve on the Partnership Coordinating Committee. The goal is to connect grassroots to the state’s effort to protect 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030. During an all day retreat, the Secretary stated: “It is a coalition of the willing.” Yes and we are here and ready to protect lands.