FYI Notice of temporary closure: Telegraph Canyon Trail will be closed from the west entrance near the Discovery Center to… Posted by Chino Hills State Park on Monday, October 12, 2020
Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Have you ever wondered who lived on this land before us? Check out this informative mapping tool to understand the territories of various tribes throughout the world. The Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor sits within the lands inhabited by the Payómkawichum (Luiseño), Gabrielino/Tongva Nation, and Kizh Nation. Visit the mapping tool website.
This is a heartwarming story of a rescued mountain lion cub discovered near Idyllwild that was emaciated, dehydrated, and facing other medical complications. Normally, cougar cubs stay with their mom for a year, but this one appeared to be orphaned at just 14 weeks. The good news is the little cub is doing much better thanks to the swift action and great care of the Humane Society. Since our local mountain lion population is so threatened, every possible life that … Read More
Big news from the State of California as Governor Newsom proposes protecting 30% of California lands and coast by 2030. Dubbed the 30 by 30 campaign, Newsom mentioned focusing on California natural history and legacy of open space. Early indications are that these goals will not conflict with the state’s housing crisis/affordable housing goals and that we will be able to meet both objectives. Have no fear, Hills For Everyone will be sure to advance properties in need of conservation … Read More
Today was the first day of three days we will be participating in the Land Trust Alliance (LTA) Rally. Instead of hosting in the planned city of Portland, OR, due to COVID-19 the LTA Rally 2020 is being held virtually. We hope to be able to use some of the tools, techniques, and skills we gain from this conference and apply it to our work in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Learn more about the LTA Rally.