Defeating the Toll Road Proposal

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Over the years, seven road projects have been proposed to cut through Chino Hills State Park. To date, Hills For Everyone has defeated them all. One of the most egregious proposals was the northern extension of the 241 Toll Road through Lower Aliso Canyon in 1998. Knowing what the Park looks like on a map and how land use and transportation planning work has been an essential part of our evolution of strategy. Parkland tends to be coveted as dumping … Read More

Carbon Fire

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ALERT! The Carbon Fire has ignited generally across the street from the Chino Hills State Park Discovery Center. Evacuations are underway for several Brea neighborhoods. Background: Hills For Everyone completed a wildfire study and this particular area has a high frequency of wildfire ignitions due to a variety of causes. See the 100+ year history of wildfires from our study. For details, we recommend using the Watch Duty app or the Alert CA wildfire cameras: Wishing everyone luck in their … Read More

The Story of Chino Hills State Park

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Hills For Everyone was asked to write an article on the story behind the preservation effort in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor for the California Geographic Society (CGS) by Cal State Fullerton professor and CGS Editor Dr. Robert Voeks. As the oldest geographic society in the nation, founded in 1946, it promotes the interaction between academic and applied geographers, as well as members of the general public who share an interest in geography.  In our article, we focused on the … Read More

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