We’ve been in contact with friends on the ground in Northern California. If you’d like to help fire victims in Paradise (Camp Fire), they need: Money Gift Cards School Supplies Food Essentials Housing Get details in the article below on … Read More
Reading the stories about what is happening in the massive wildfires that are consuming our state is devastating. These fires are not in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor, but we have been there before. That’s why we are working on … Read More
The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning beginning Thursday, November 8th at 10:00 AM until Friday, November 9th at 10:00 PM for the Mountain, Inland, and Coastal weather zones of Orange County. Chino Hills State Park will … Read More
The night sky offers some cool things this month. Check out NASA’s What’s Up for November.
Hills For Everyone consultant Melanie Schlotterbeck was the keynote at the Cal State Fullerton Geography Department and CSUF Geography Club’s All Points of the Compass Conference. She discussed the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. If your club, groups, of association wants a presentation please … Read More
Hills For Everyone consultant Melanie Schlotterbeck will keynote the CSUF Geography Club’s All Points of the Compass Conference tomorrow (Friday, November 2nd). The focus of her presentation is the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Get more details below. Her presentation is … Read More
Highlights from the newsletter: Freeway Complex Fire 10 Year Commemoration Event; Esperanza Hills; Prado Raceway; Welcome Back, Bob; Whittier Oil Drilling; Significant Ecological Area Ordinance; City of Industry; Madrona; Diamond Bar General Plan Update; and Three Easy Ways to Help … Read More
As the Santa Ana winds return to our area this fall season, we are reminded of their devastating effect 10 years ago when the winds drove the Freeway Complex Fire to burn over 30,000 acres in four counties. In addition, … Read More
Evidence of wildlife can be found all over our natural lands. From feathers to scat, tracks to fur—we know the animals are out there, but sometimes we don’t get to see them up close and personal.
Check out this spooky event at Chino Hills State Park. Check your calendar and see if you can attend!