Residents in Brea have raised concerns over oil operations in the City, specifically hydraulic fracturing (also known as fracking). OC Register Columnist Terry Daxon discussed this topic in a recent article. She asked Hills For Everyone if this was under … Read More
Today, Hills For Everyone and the Stop Madrona team attended the court hearing before Judge Moss at the Superior Court of California (in Santa Ana). Sara Clark and Gabriel Ross from Shute, Mihaly and Weinberger represented Hills For Everyone, Sierra Club, … Read More
Yorba Linda residents are hard at work under Hills For Everyone’s guidance fighting both Esperanza Hills and Cielo Vista. Friday, November 6 the residents are offering a fun filled dinner and silent auction. There are a number of cool items, … Read More
Hills For Everyone has partnered with the Brea Improv to host a fundraiser for our Stop Madrona efforts. Download the event flyer. Join us on Saturday, November 7, 2015 from 5:30 – 8:30 PM. Doors open for dinner guests at … Read More
Chino Hills State Park has just hired three new personnel – two rangers and an interpreter. The two rangers are transferring from coastal parks – Eric Christiansen and Frank Schaefer. The Interpreter, Frances McKeeken, is coming up from San Diego. … Read More
The National Park Foundation has this wonderful video about the need for people to get outdoors. It comes in a very serious form… a doctor discussion a patient’s NEL (Nature Engagement Levels). Hills For Everyone works to protect our … Read More
Ideas proposed for the Puente Hills Landfill are being considered. While some are habitat, wilderness and trail focused, others scream tourist destination with gondolas, restaurants and manufactured features. Nearby residents have endured decades of trash related activities, they may not … Read More
What a huge disappointment! Instead of reauthorizing the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), Congress let the bill sunset today. Many of our public lands have benefited from these important LWCF dollars…. including Chino Hills State Park. This eliminates future … Read More
The Transportation Corridor Agency is installing wildlife fencing on the 241 North to reduce car collisions with animals. The targeted animals are deer, coyotes, bobcats and cougars. To monitor their work there are multiple wildlife cameras both at jump offs, … Read More
The OC Register printed a great article on why building at the Wildland-Urban Interface is NOT a great idea. It turns out, from this UCI published report, that Santa Ana Wind driven fires cause more damage (80% of the $3.1 billion … Read More