Photos from Chino Hills State Park
Ahhhmazing trail time this weekend. Here are our photos from Chino Hills State Park.
Ahhhmazing trail time this weekend. Here are our photos from Chino Hills State Park.
We made it outside this weekend to the Puente Hills Habitat Preservation Authority Preserve. Did you?
With the latest news (released through an investigative reporter) of a solar farm and reservoir for Tres Hermanos, the City of Industry, doesn’t appear to want to divulge information publicly–especially to neighboring cities impacted by the plans. There is a … Read More
We had so much fun at the #BreaCentennialParade. Thanks to all our volunteers for showing up to demonstrate what we can do in the State Park (hike, ride, camp, birdwatch, etc.) And many thanks to Damon McJunkin with Chino Hills … Read More
It appears that the City of Industry does have plans for the Tonner Canyon lands. They’ve spent more than a million dollars on studies, leases and such to understand a 440-megawatt solar power facility there. Read the San Gabriel Valley … Read More
Spring 2017 (PDF – 1.02 MB) Highlights: Precipitation, Poppies, People, and Problems Loss of a Leader — Jeff Yann Honoring a Leader — Bob Henderson Madrona – A Light at the End of the Tunnel? Esperanza Hills – A Decision in May … Read More
Yorba Linda residents should be proud of their professionalism, fact-based speeches, and compelling testimony. Thank you to Supervisor Todd Spitzer for articulating the concerns so well. We are sorry it ended with the project’s approval. Read the Orange County Register … Read More
If you are interested in the Esperanza Hills fight… you can support the effort by going to the Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday at 1:30 PM–in red of course. Read the Voice of OC Opinion Editorial from Protect Our … Read More
Our hearts ache for the family of the mountain biker, Sokha Pho (age 43), found dead in Chino Hills State Park. This beautiful land should inspire and relax all who visit it and not cause pain at the mere mention … Read More
Our trees are under attack by any number of little tiny pests that present big problems for their survival. According to this Los Angeles Times article, 38% of all SoCal trees are at risk of dying. Without trees the look, … Read More