View the Fall 2022 Newsletter with these articles: Chino Hills State Park to Grow Again Leadership in Statewide Effort (30×30) Cougar Crossing Funded Unusual Fire in State Park Yorba Linda Revises Plan Heartfelt Thank You Hearty Congratulations Final Fire Grant Expenditures Fall 2022 Newsletter (964KB PDF)
This article outlines how a local cougar died from the mange because its immune system was so impacted by five different rat poisons. This animal would still be alive but for the human use of rat poisons. These poisons travel up the food chain to the top predator. You have the ability to prevent this in the future and help save this imperiled species. View the Whittier Daily News article.
Earlier this week Hills For Everyone (HFE) consultants were interviewed by the California State Parks Foundation to review wildfires in Chino Hills State Park and how Foundation funds were used by HFE to reduce wildfire impacts and ignitions. Stay tuned for the video release expected this winter.
If you are interested in hearing about birds in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor, join the Sea and Sage Audubon Society’s 4th Tuesday lecture with special guest speaker Samuel Bressler. The Zoom “doors” open at 6:30 for a 7 PM presentation. Be sure to register, as there is a Zoom room limit. View the Sea and Sage Audubon Email Announcement.
Great news for our conservation tracking and our overall efforts to protect 30% of CA’s natural lands and coastal waters by 2030. Let’s do this!