We were so honored to present today to the John Greenleaf Whittier Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution on the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor.
We will again host a booth at the Brea Country Fair on July 4th. That means we are looking for volunteers to staff the booth. The more volunteers we have, the shorter the shifts. Fear not, you need not know everything about Hills For Everyone or our work to join in the festivities. You will always be partnered with someone who has done this before and knows the talking points.Please email us if you would like to volunteer. It is a fun … Read More
We have been touring various sites where developments are proposed next to the State Park. We toured the Hidden Oaks property (shown left) in Chino Hills to learn about the changes they had made to the project. Though the changes were not impressive, the plentiful rains of 2017 certainly brought the vegetation on the site to life–that was impressive. We also toured the mitigation bank located in the Soquel Canyon portion of Chino Hills. This land lies adjacent to the … Read More
The recent local fires serve as a reminder of what it takes to defend properties in fire prone areas. Orange County has twice approved the Esperanza Hills project and residents with Protect Our Homes and Hills, under guidance from Hills For Everyone, have twice won in court. The project must be overturned a second time by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Yet, the Orange County Fire Authority assures us they can handle the 340 new houses from the project … Read More
We are so grateful to the Hacienda Heights Improvement Association for supporting our work protecting the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor and that of the Puente Hills Habitat Preservation Authority. Thank you for the recognition and contribution to our efforts.