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LA County Oil Phase Out Survey

LA County Oil Phase Out Survey

by Melanie Schlotterbeck on May 25, 2026 with No Comments

HELP THE WILDLIFE CORRIDOR BY TAKING A SURVEY!

LA County seeks input on establishing priorities for long-term phase out of oil production lands. You do not need to be in LA County to take the survey. We’ve provided a step by step guide in this post!

Go to: bit.ly/LA-County-Survey

A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: LA County is drafting long-term policies for oil production phase out. The County seeks input from the public for the future of oil lands to establish priorities. You do not need to live in LA County to comment. The HFE logo is bottom right.
A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: The Puente Hills have included long time oil production locations. This opportunity allows the County to hear from the public about its conservation goals of these important lands. The HFE logo is bottom right.
A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: Step 1: Go to: bit.ly/LA-County-Survey Step 2: Click through the notification. Step 3: Zoom to the Puente Hills, select Site 14. The HFE logo is bottom right.
A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: Step 5: Submit your comments. Step 6 Repeat these same steps for: Sites 65, 66, 67, and 68. The HFE logo is bottom right.
A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: LA County is drafting long-term policies for oil production phase out. The County seeks input from the public for the future of oil lands to establish priorities. You do not need to live in LA County to comment. The HFE logo is bottom right.
A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: If you want to support conservation in the Puente Hills, follow these steps to submit your comments by Monday, June 1st. The HFE logo is bottom right.
A faded photo of several oil wells against a bright sunset. There is a blue ribbon in the upper left with a "Comment" bubble to its right. Across the center is text in a faded black box that says: Step 4: Start the Survey on the left. Select Nature Preserve on Questions 3 and 4. Select Nature & Greenery for Question 5. For Question 6, add: This area is a wildlife corridor and should be permanently protected. The HFE logo is bottom right.

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