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The October edition of the Hills For Everyone e-newsletter is out. It covers:🦜 Updates on Fall Bird Migration✅ HFE's Rea...
10/12/2026

The October edition of the Hills For Everyone e-newsletter is out. It covers:
🦜 Updates on Fall Bird Migration
✅ HFE's Reasons to Vote No on Prop 45
🌳 Celebrating Claire at her Retirement Party
🐾 A Status Report on the Harbor Blvd. Tunnel

View the E-Newsletter: https://loom.ly/kn9ODO8

10/12/2026

A short recap of the celebration of the upcoming retirement of Hills For Everyone, Executive Director, Claire Schlotterbeck from an event at Chino Hills State Park.

Thank you to everyone who submitted comments on the proposed Roadless Rule Rescission. More than one million comments we...
10/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who submitted comments on the proposed Roadless Rule Rescission. More than one million comments were submitted as part of this effort.

Great job! Thank you for stepping up.

10/02/2026

This week, Melanie Schlotterbeck was interviewed on KFI AM 640 about the Roadless Rule.

The Roadless Area Conservation Rule protects lands, watersheds, hunting, fishing, hiking and biking trails throughout the nation. The federal administration wants to remove it.

This opens up more than 55M acres for new roads for logging, mining, and oil/gas exploration. In California, that number is around 4.4M acres threatened. Comment now!

Tuesday, October 6th is the last day to comment. Go to: Regulations.gov to have your voice heard.

The Thursday, October 1st Yorba Linda Hills Fire Safe Council meeting has been cancelled. Please attend the City of Yorb...
09/29/2026

The Thursday, October 1st Yorba Linda Hills Fire Safe Council meeting has been cancelled. Please attend the City of Yorba Linda Wildfire Preparedness Meeting from 6-8 at the YL Public Library instead. The next meeting is Nov. 5th.

09/28/2026

In 2008, the State of California was facing a massive budget short fall due to a national financial crisis. Cuts were being made to every department— including our Parks Department. Governor Schwarzenegger proposed cutting $70 million from the State Park system as part of efforts to close a $24.3 billion budget deficit. He warned that up to 220 of California’s 279 state parks could be shuttered.

Chino Hills State Park was included on this list— but how do you close a park with multiple entrances surrounded by 18 million people?? You can’t. The crisis continued to 2011.

One parcel that was purchased by the state and added to Chino Hills State Park used federal Land and Water Conservation Fund dollars to complete the conservation transaction. Hills, For Everyone reminded the state that within that grant agreement, the state was required to keep the park open to visitors for recreational purposes or else it needed to repay the grant to the federal government. Since this closure was initiated by a funding crisis, the latter was not an option— keeping the park open was the only solution. Chino Hills State Park has never been shuttered by a funding crisis.

On this National Public Lands Day, we celebrate all the public lands from local, regional, and state parks all the way t...
09/27/2026

On this National Public Lands Day, we celebrate all the public lands from local, regional, and state parks all the way to national parks and forests--and beyond.

Your voice is needed to keep public lands in public hands.

From the Roadless Rule rescission which would open up 55 million wilderness acres to logging, mining, and commercial activity to the Yosemite National Park "land swap" for the benefit of a private developer. Stand up and have your voice heard.

This is our last reminder to register for Claire's Retirement Party on Saturday, October 30th from 4-7 PM. The registrat...
09/17/2026

This is our last reminder to register for Claire's Retirement Party on Saturday, October 30th from 4-7 PM. The registration deadline is Wednesday, September 30th.

Do you know what accelerated Claire's conservation career?
🦉 Yosemite National Park
🏔️ UCLA's UniCamp for at-risk youth
🎓A Political Science degree
🏡 Joining her HOA
📚The book: Song of the Dodo

Learn more about the event: https://loom.ly/l3X1QE4

It's Biodiversity Week - September 5 - 13th.We hope to educate you on some of the cool plants and animals in the Puente-...
09/12/2026

It's Biodiversity Week - September 5 - 13th.

We hope to educate you on some of the cool plants and animals in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor.

Day 8: Cougars are powerful predators that help keep deer and other prey populations in balance. They need large, connected wild places to roam, hunt, and raise their young. Protecting cougars also protects the many plants and animals that share their habitat.



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