We urge you to take action asking your state legislators to make investments in the 30×30 campaign. Without adequate funding, this is simply a wish! Let’s conserve important landscapes together!
Hills For Everyone is one of many organizations supporting AB 2344 (Friedman/Kalra), which would allow wildlife to safely traverse roads via crossings on new and existing highways. Not only are animals no match for vehicles, estimates are over $1B in … Read More
Hills For Everyone’s Melanie Schlotterbeck was selected to serve on a statewide conservation committee that will improve investments in lands, trail access, restoration work, disadvantaged communities, and more! View the Breaking News E-Newsletter!
The groundbreaking of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing was celebrated by Governor Gavin Newsom and many other elected leaders this spring. California needs to add more crossings if we’re to truly address habitat fragmentation. Support for the Safe Roads and … Read More
Looking to learn a little bit about Chino Hills State Park? You are in luck! State Park Volunteer Barbara Deck spends about 38 minutes giving the history of San Juan Hill–the highest point in the State Park. Check it out!
We are always pleased to partner with others, like the Chino Hills State Park Interpretive Association and Chino Hills State Park to make progress on preservation, restoration, access, and recreation to our public lands. And a shout out to all … Read More
Lightning Strike Causes Fire in State Park 🔥 This e-newsletter covers Hills For Everyone’s 30×30 work, a five acre wildfire, the prohibition of e-bikes in the State Park, and an upcoming bird of prey presentation. View the Hills For Everyone … Read More
Did you know that waxy leaves help retain moisture? Yep! It is similar to us humans putting Chapstick on our lips. This waxy surface is especially helpful in dry environments. It basically reflects light and reduces evaporation through the leaves. … Read More
“To make democracy work, we must be a nation of participants, not simply observers. One who does not vote has no right to complain.” —Louis L’Amour
Every year around this time our stress levels increase because some residents choose to ignore restrictions on fireworks. Restrictions meant to keep us, our property, and our parks safe. Did you know that 99% of wildfires in our hills are … Read More