Last night Hills For Everyone presented a sneak peek on its updated Fire Study for Chino Hills State Park. This particular presentation was for the Rio Hondo Chapter of the Sierra Club. If your organization, association, or group is interested in a presentation — we have any number to offer. Reach out to us.
Bob the cat… or bobcat. We saw you in Chino Hills State Park today. Your silence walking through the brush was amazing.
This e-newsletter covers three key topics: (1) Hills For Everyone has expanded its wildfire study for Chino Hills State Park. (2) Engaging in the public process affects change, we encourage you to do it. (3) There are many ways to support our work–consider a gift. View the e-newsletter or subscribe.
If want to enjoy some fun activities this summer… visit Chino Hills State Park’s Facebook page for its list of summer programs. This photo is from a program on wildlife in the hills. Do you know if this skull (replica) belongs to a predator or prey species? What is it?
Several projects near Chino Hills State Park and the Puente Hills Habitat Preservation Authority lands have had impacts to the California gnatcatcher and its habitat. It is nice to see the law is being upheld. Read the EarthJustice article.