The Hills For Everyone e-newsletter features upcoming Earth Day events, a tribute to Councilmember John Beauman, a description of why the poppies didn’t bloom, and context on the local National Monument campaigns. View our E-Newsletter.
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 2023. Three key projects are featured in the video. First was the collaboration to … Read More
View the Fall 2023 E-Newsletter, which highlights the following topics:
Fall 2023 Newsletter (1.02M PDF) Highlights:
Hills For Everyone was featured in the Orange County Register article, which highlighted our successful work to stop the expansion of the Brea Canyon Road project. #WildlifeCorridor #Conservation #Coalitions View the OC Register article.
Come to Chino Hills State Park this weekend for the Haunted Halloween Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, October 29th and 30th! The Discovery Center will be spooked out and there will be fun activities for the whole family.
A six week training course on how to engage with the City staff and Council as well as understand planning, partnerships, and projects begins in April. Applications open on Monday, February 28th for Brea residents. Learn more from the Hills … Read More
It has been quite a varied week for all of us with the Huntington Beach Oil Spill impacting our coastal lands, beaches, and wetlands. This was quickly followed up by a 22 acre brush fire in Brea and then an … Read More
Two public notices for Environmental Impact Reports have been released: the Hsi Lai Monastery Expansion (Hacienda Heights) and Olinda Alpha Landfill (Brea). Further, the City of Brea has two newly installed wildfire cameras. View our E-Newsletter.
The City of Brea has installed two cameras to help alert authorities to wildfire incidents in eastern Brea. You can follow along and see what the cameras see at these links: Canyon Camera 1 Canyon Camera 2