Plant Adaptations: Upward Pointing Leaves

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An image of a Toyon plant with upward pointing leaves and red clustered berries with the plant name identified in the upper left corner in white letters. The words “Plant Adaptation” in green below the image and “Upward Pointing Leaves” in yellow letters at the bottom of the graphic. The Hills For Everyone logo is on the bottom right and all of this information is set against a black background.

Puente Hills Park Gets a Boost

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Creation of the Puente Hills Regional Park into a passive park facility (minus the gondolas and fluff) just got a boost from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors with $28.3M for Phase 1. The Supervisors and community seem pleased with the effort and the fact that it will “transform an environmental injustice into an asset.” View the San Gabriel Valley Tribune article.

Super Flower Blood Moon

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Here is a collage of the moonrise at dusk heading into the peak of the eclipse when it was darker. Due to the hills we were only able to photograph the moon after half of it was already eclipsed. This is called a Super Flower Blood Moon. Super means it is really close to the Earth in its orbit. Flower is the month of May’s named full moon. Blood is the red appearance of the moon during an eclipse. Enjoy!

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