Even Dolly Parton understood the environmental movement. We have only one planet. We have only one opportunity to save this precious gift of life. That’s why Hills For Everyone focuses on conservation. In a world full of Karens, strive to be a Dolly Parton.
Review the Community Wildfire Protection Plan for the Yorba Linda Hills Fire Safe Council See what consultant Doug Nickles has developed for the Fire Safe Council, including actions and strategies we can undertake to improve fire safety. Join on Zoom next Thursday, September 10th at 7PM to hear from them directly. **NOTE the new date** Read the announcement.
What began as volunteer service in the late 1970s grew into a distinguished career leading Hills For Everyone as its Executive Director. Claire Schlotterbeck will retire at the end of 2026. Join us in celebrating the incomparable Claire, her many achievements, and her legacy at an outdoor event on Saturday, October 10th from 4-7 pm.
The County of Orange decided to spend public tax dollars on a road widening project in unincorporated territory near the City of Brea. The County proposed to widen the two lane rural road into four lanes. This would not only have encouraged development of a beautiful hillside area, but it would also make it harder for wildlife like deer and bobcats to safely move across the widened road. In the proposal, it called for k-rail down the middle of the … Read More
Check out Hills For Everyone’s July E-Newsletter, which features: Helping local biodiversity survive Celebrating 20 years of the Habitat Authority’s Harbor Blvd. tunnel Limiting impacts of future housing near the Harbor Blvd. tunnel Creating a darker environment for wildlife and humans! See the e-newsletter.