Give Wildlife a Break
A great reminder from our friends at Sea and Sage Audubon Society on how to “give wildlife a break.”
A great reminder from our friends at Sea and Sage Audubon Society on how to “give wildlife a break.”
Hills For Everyone has had many successes in 2019 and donations made by the end of the year support our continued preservation efforts in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Donate online.
Sunsets in the fall and winter are spectacular. And they are “extra” spectacular when set against natural ridge lines. These are the 3,000 acre Shell-Aera lands above Brea on the Orange County side and above Diamond Bar and Rowland Heights on the LA County side. Our aim is to protect them forever.
The state hasn’t learned the lessons related to wildfire. For nearly 15 years the California Chaparral Institute has been advocating for a better outcome than vegetation removal on all our wildlands as the “answer” to stopping wildfire. It doesn’t work–we have dozens of fires to point to as proof. On Wednesday, December 11th, CalFire will consider approving its Vegetation Treatment Program’s Environmental Impact Report. The plan is to target 20 MILLION acres of native California habitat and destroy it–in the name of … Read More
As a friendly reminder, we are participating in #GivingTuesday tomorrow (December 3rd). Matches start at 5 AM and donations must be made through Facebook to Hills For Everyone. It is “first come, first matched”… so donate early! Use the blue “Donate” button just below and to the right of our banner image on our Facebook page. Donate online.