Tuesday Tips!Policy as a Conservation Tool 1 of 5 Participating in governmental decisions is key to conservation. Three basic steps that create a foundation of knowledge is reviewing agendas, writing comment letters, and testifying before the decision making body. Hills For Everyone does all of these across four counties and ~12 cities.
Your support helps us lead the 30×30 campaign, protecting land, wildlife, and water. Donate today to continue making a lasting conservation impact. View our E-Appeal.
Californians have a history of supporting bonds that help protect our natural lands. This is the standard way to fund conservation projects. If Proposition 4 passes, Hills For Everyone will be able to secure adequate funding to finish the eastern ridgelines of Chino Hills State Park. This particular acquisition of roughly 800 acres, has been on our wish list, as well as the state park system’s wish list, for over 45 years. We urge a Yes on Prop 4.
Many thanks to the California Natural Resources Agency team for its publication of the 30×30 Annual Progress Report. Great quote by Juan Altamirano of The Trust for Public Land who links climate, conservation, and Proposition 4: View the KQED article.
Here’s the June edition of the HFE E-newsletter which includes an update on closures at Chino Hills State Park; a sighting of a ringtail cat there; how conservation fared in the state budget and more; and island biogeography in the Puente-Chino Hills. Enjoy the summer! Read the e-newsletter.