Can you ID this baby? 1. Its baby photo looks nothing like its adult photo.2. Full grown, they are medium sized (like crow size).3. They have long legs.4. It nests in cavities, dense trees, or abandoned buildings.5. This bird is … Read More
On the good news front: Three more mountain lion cubs were identified in a den in the Santa Monica Mountains. Good luck little ones–we are all cheering for your survival and are working to connect landscapes together for your benefit! ❤️❤️
Nature has been a place for people to gather, to learn, to recreate, to regroup, to find beauty, to regain strength, and more. It has been especially challenging with the park closures related to the pandemic to not be able … Read More
Good news for nature enthusiasts… the Puente Hills Habitat Authority’s Preserves are open for a wee bit longer for the summer months. Hours have been set so that wildlife can survive and thrive in the hills.
It is interesting that a little over one year ago this article was written. It appears even in the ‘best of times’ the state opts not to fund or prioritize parks, park maintenance, and park acquisitions. With a growing population, … Read More
Did you know that the nut of black walnut trees served as a food source for Native American tribes despite the hard, thick shell? The largest stand of native walnuts left in the state is protected in Chino Hills State … Read More
If you want something to cheer you up, make you giggle, and surprise you because of the ingenuity of squirrels… this is the video for you. Mark Rober, former NASA engineer, grew up in Brea and has used science to … Read More
Stay safe out there friends! Follow the rules to keep everyone safe.
Chino Hills State Park opened its gates today for drive in access to the trails. (Note: the campground is still closed.) We jumped at the opportunity to visit. It has been a while since we laid our eyes on the … Read More
May Brings New Opportunities We have a few accomplishments to celebrate, a petition you can sign, and updates to trail closures due to COVID-19. View the Hills For Everyone E-Newsletter or Subscribe.