The Hills For Everyone e-newsletter features upcoming Earth Day events, a tribute to Councilmember John Beauman, a description of why the poppies didn’t bloom, and context on the local National Monument campaigns. View our E-Newsletter.
Thanks to Meghan Hertel with the California Natural Resources Agency for her great presentation on 30×30 to the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). Teaching decision makers and planning staff about the different strategies (or pathways) to 30×30 will help … Read More
Today (and today ONLY) you can help support our natural lands by sponsoring your very own tarantula. For only $41 a month you’ll receive a certificate with the name of your tarantula, it’s last known location, and you’ll get quarterly … Read More
Spring 2024 Newsletter (864KB PDF) Highlights include:
Spring 2024 Newsletter (876KB PDF) Highlights:
Today we heard from Resources Legacy Fund staffer Matt Keller about five active National Monument campaigns in California. One of them is in our area–the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. If successful, this designation would add protections to 109,000 acres … Read More
We were deeply saddened to learn of the cougar attack in Eldorado County this last weekend of the Brooks brothers. It resulted in one fatality (Taylen) and one serious injury (Wyatt). These types of attacks are quite rare, but the … Read More
Happy Spring Equinox! Learn about the equinox in this article.
Spring is nesting season!! Actually for some species it is more than just Spring. Avoid tree trimming if you can!
The March e-newsletter features saving the poppy fields through smart visitation, highlights a recent 670 conservation acquisition, pitches the new Climate Resilient State Parks report, and features a note on hummingbirds. Happy Spring! View the e-newsletter.