Without the Endangered Species Act, the environment wouldn’t have the same protections. Please take a minute to voice your opposition to the changes. Coastal Corridor Alliance explains how in this post.
In place of our usual monthly e-newsletter, this month we are focused on a call to action. This Earth Day, we’re celebrating the power of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)—a cornerstone of environmental protection that ensures the community is heard. For over 45 years, CEQA has helped safeguard our parks, wildlife, and air and water quality, making it an essential tool in the ongoing fight for a healthier planet. The California Environmentally Quality Act, known as CEQA (see qua), has been … Read More
It’s nearly Earth Day! Do you have plans to help the planet? We are down at the Discovery Center today at Chino Hills State Park with volunteers.
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire) recently released maps related to the State Responsibility Areas for Fire Hazard Severity Zones. The maps weren’t as accessible as one would hope. We’ve converted them into an accessible file for you to view the zones in Google Earth. Download Google Earth (free). Download the Fire Maps. (Note: this link is correct, but you may need to copy/paste it into your browser. The file size is 65MB, it may take a … Read More