Cougar Corridor Moving Forward

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Scientists are leading the charge to get a wildlife crossing over the 101 freeway where numerous mountain lions have unsuccessfully crossed this massive freeway. Without proper mating options the mountain lions end up reproducing with their offspring. This leads to genetic problems within the species. Correcting planning errors that haven’t allowed for wildlife movement is one of the next important steps needed for ensuring the long-term viability of all species. Keep up the great work! Check out the Los Angeles … Read More

Edison Steps Away From Tres Hermanos Solar Project

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Southern California Edison was in on the deal with the City of Industry to build the solar factory on Upper Tonner Canyon. But it appears things are unraveling. Records in the City of Diamond Bar and Chino Hills’ lawsuits are still pending from Industry…. including the documents related to Edison’s role in the deal. The plot thickens. Read the article in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune.

SF Chronicle Endorses Prop 68

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Another great endorsement for Proposition 68 (the Park Bond Act). The measure includes a more local focus for our parks, beaches, and waterways, which is helpful to our regional efforts. Hills For Everyone support Prop 68 and with the absentee ballots officially out—we urge you to vote Yes on 68. Read the San Francisco Chronicle article.

LA Times Endorses Prop 68

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Check out this glowing endorsement for Prop 68 (the Park Bond Act) from the Los Angeles Times. Hills For Everyone, founders of Chino Hills State Park, has endorsed the measure because it provides much needed funding to the region–funds that will help secure additional lands among the four counties our Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor spans. As the editorial state, “[Prop 68] would add sorely needed funding for state parks, many of which nearly closed or were commercialized less than a … Read More

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