Numeorus projects along the 91 freeway in both Riverside and Orange Counties jeopardize the only place wildlife can safely cross under the 91 freeway at Coal Canyon. From river riprap to freeway widenings, flyovers to the Santa Ana River Interceptor … Read More
Spring 2011 (PDF – 782 KB) Highlights: State Park Discovery Center Edison Powerline Removal Calendar of Events Project Updates: Firestone Scout Reservation, Shell-Aera, CHSP Grew, and Whittier Hills Oil Project Wildlife Movement in the Hills & along the 71/91 Freeway … Read More
Summer 2009 (PDF – 518 KB) Highlights: State Park closures proposed Edison Towers proposed through Wildlife Corridor Landfill mitigation fund set for Brea Development projects – Murdock, Pacific Heights Rowland Heights cityhood stalled BBQ fundraiser
Winter 2008 (PDF – 291 KB) Highlights: Rowland Heights working toward cityhood Shell-Aera project stalled in Diamond Bar Numerous threats to the hills – towers, roads, houses CEQA Workshop Save the Date
Fall 2006 (PDF – 473 KB) Highlights: Shell-Aera project heading to Diamond Bar Chino Hills State Park grows again Corridor Events Ballot Measures Wildlife underpass welcomes wildlife
Summer 2006 (PDF – 270 KB) Highlights: Shell-Aera project tripped up by LA County Wildlife underpass open for wildlife Hills lose a friend – Steve Feld Stricter standards for Brea’s hillsides
Winter 2006 (PDF – 405 KB) Highlights: Shell-Aera’s project impact State Park grows New trailhead opens in Hacienda Heights Harbor undercrossing under construction Habitat Authority programs and plans
Winter 2005 (PDF – 338 KB) Highlights: Brea fights for the hills Industry loses effort to build road in Tonner Canyon Wildlife Wonders of our region Harbor Blvd. Undercrossing Shell-Aera project drags on
Spring 2004 (PDF – 560 KB) Highlights: – Great Earth Walk – Habitat Authority – 10 year birthday – Tonner Road would sever Wildlife Corridor – Hike schedule
Winter 2004 (PDF – 859 KB) Highlights: Communities unite to save the hills Hills Lose a Friend – Dr. Jill Kowalik City of Industry pushing road at choke point