This page provides a history of the archived news from this website.

September E-Newsletter

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Check out the Hills For Everyone September E-Newsletter which covers trail clearing, protecting biodiversity at home, our role in the 30×30 efforts, and an immediate call to action to support SB 337 (Min), which codifies 30×30. View our September E-Newsletter.

State Park Offers Accessible Camping

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Today the Voice of OC published an article by journalist Jeanette Duran on park accessibility and featured not only Chino Hills State Park, but also the Schlotterbeck family. Check out the article and see how creativity can make dreams come … Read More

Press Event at Chino Hills State Park

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Hills For Everyone and the Power In Nature Coalition co-hosted a press event this morning announcing Southern California’s leadership in preserving important landscapes for 30×30 (protecting 30% of lands and waters by 2030). As it relates to our goals and … Read More

February E-Newsletter

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Stunning Wildflowers Blooming in the Hills… This e-newsletter features the recent radio interview Melanie Schlotterbeck did on our work, highlights the hard work of volunteers removing miles of barbed wire fencing and the proper wildflower viewing etiquette! View the February … Read More

Environmental Directions Interview

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Hills For Everyone’s (HFE) Conservation Consultant Melanie Schlotterbeck was interviewed by the Environmental Direction’s host Nancy Pearlman. The 30 minute interview aired on Friday, February 10th. A focus of the interview was our work protecting lands in the Puente-Chino Hills … Read More

End of Year Video

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Hills For Everyone released its end of year video in mid-February capturing its work with 30×30, involvement in improved conservation outcomes for a local project, evidence of mountain lions in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor, updates on partnerships, and finally … Read More

$1B in Conservation Estimated for Mitigation Program

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Our partners at Friends of Harbors, Beaches & Parks (FHBP) coordinated a large coalition, of which Hills For Everyone was deeply engaged, to get a mitigation policy adopted by Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). Through our work with the … Read More

Remembering P-22

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The Los Angeles Times did a spectacular write up on P-22’s life, legacy, and death. We encourage you to read it, to understand it, and to support groups like Hills For Everyone working to link landscapes together for wildlife connectivity. … Read More

HFE December E-Newsletter

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This e-newsletter announces the release of two Environmental Impact Reports for Brea Canyon Road expansion and the Paradise Ranch project. We ask that you take two minutes and request an extension on one comment period. We also reveal the mysteries … Read More

Fall 2022 Newsletter Mails

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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 … Read More

Foundation Interview

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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 … Read More

Post-Fire Recovery

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Yay! The Hills For Everyone wildfire resilience/recovery grant from California State Parks Foundation funded the Rolling M Ranch Campground sign replacement. Here is a before and after photo. There is more to come, so stay tuned! Thanks to Chino Hills … Read More

2021 Recap Video

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Hills For Everyone focuses its efforts on the preservation of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. This video captures some of the highlights of our work from 2021. The focus is maintaining the highest predator–cougars–and their movement areas. Several wildlife corridors … Read More

Fall 2021 Newsletter

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Fall 2021 Newsletter (821 KB PDF) Highlights: Chino Hills State Park Expansion Protecting 30% by 2030 Plants Mountain Lions Being Studied Loss of Marc Hanson Native Nations Esperanza Hills Hoff Project Ralph’s Club Card