Same Organization, New Name
Chino Hills State Park Interpretive Association is now Friends of Chino Hills State Park. Same great people, just a new name.
Chino Hills State Park Interpretive Association is now Friends of Chino Hills State Park. Same great people, just a new name.
REMINDER: Yorba Linda Hills Fire Safe Council MeetingThursday, March 5 | 7–8:30 PMJoin on Zoom This month’s speaker: Nathan Babbitt (OCFA Fire Prevention Specialist) discussing fire hazard zones, vegetation inspections, defensible space, and FireWise communities. Learn more.
Malibu Creek State Park in Calabasas has similar plant and wildlife species as the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. From the hills, valleys, and streams to the California quail, mountain lions, and deer—there are many similarities. It is a few thousand acres smaller than Chino Hills State Park, and lovely just the same.
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
Join the next Yorba Linda Hills Fire Safe Council meeting!Thursday, March 5 | 7–8:30 PMZoom linkAgenda Our March speaker is Nathan Babbitt, OCFA Fire Prevention Specialist, sharing insights on fire hazard zones, vegetation inspections, defensible space, and FireWise communities. Spread the word—let’s keep our hills and homes fire safe!