There have been 33 separate acquisitions that created @ChinoHillsSP and every single one required landowner’s to willingly participate. This means they chose to sell, donate or use their land as mitigation to offset impacts somewhere else.
Check out the Hills For Everyone May E-Newsletter which covers Earth Day, local wildflowers, successful partnerships, and three book recommendations. View the E-Newsletter.
Spring 2023 Newsletter (811KB PDF) Highlights:
View the Spring 2023 Newsletter with these articles: Spring 2023 Newsletter (811KB PDF)
Check out the Hills For Everyone April e-newsletter which covers rattlesnake avoidance, the Brea Canyon Road project withdrawal, our progress on the next acquisition, and tips for trail wear. View our E-Newsletter.
Okay, okay. Happy #AprilFoolsDay. We hope you got a good laugh on this one. *Until next year, friends*
Be aware and give plenty of space to all snakes not just rattlesnakes.
Thank you to San Gabriel Valley Tribune for your great coverage of the Chino Hills State Park announcement as we advance the acquisition of 842 more acres next to the State Park. Thanks to Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority and … Read More
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
Since the 1970s, Hills For Everyone has led the way to protect the 14,100 acre Chino Hills State Park. Through decades-long advocacy–along with local and state partnerships–one final phase, the eastern ridgelines (842 acres), are on the path to being … Read More