Natural lands provide a place for wildlife to live. It’s their home. Just like you may live at 123 Main Street, they live at Sycamore Canyon in the Puente Hills Preserve. Be sure to give wildlife room to roam.
On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate the many women that helped make the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor a reality. While some continue to work on this effort day after day, others put in decades before retiring. A shout out to Senator Ross Johnson’s Chief of Staff, Susie Swatt photographed here ready to see Chino Hills State Park after working for so many years in Sacramento to save the land.
Hills For Everyone is concerned about the recent loss of Forest Service employees because the health of the Cleveland National Forest is linked to the health of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. If you care about public lands or the Wildlife Corridor, call or email your federal elected officials. Tell them to defend public lands and re-instate public land employees. Congressional Leaders Senators In 1908, Congress created the Cleveland National Forest naming it after President Grover Cleveland. It consists of … Read More
Help protect 800 ridgeline acres near Chino Hills State Park. Your year-end donation ensures land conservation & benefits for wildlife & recreation. View our E-Appeal.
Help protect the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor in 2025. Your donation supports critical land preservation & defends against harmful policies. View our E-Appeal.