Did you know that the nut of black walnut trees served as a food source for Native American tribes despite the hard, thick shell? The largest stand of native walnuts left in the state is protected in Chino Hills State … Read More
Trees are really important because they provide oxygen for us to breathe. They also remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The shade they create helps reduce heat and they reduce runoff by absorbing rain water. So, if you have a … Read More
The risk from these pests is present in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Note: As of this date, campfires are not permitted in Chino Hills State Park. But, since some residents burn wood in their fireplace and store wood outside, this … Read More
Our trees are under attack by any number of little tiny pests that present big problems for their survival. According to this Los Angeles Times article, 38% of all SoCal trees are at risk of dying. Without trees the look, … Read More
Some of you have likely heard about the polyphagous shothole borer that is infecting many of our local trees. One way to stop the spread of this and other insect borne diseases is to keep your firewood local. When you … Read More