EHL Newsletter, Spring 2009 Vol 19 No 2

Perhaps the greatest long-term threat to many species unique to our region is global climate change. EHL is working to reverse this trend on several levels.

An ambitious Orange County habitat acquisition program has shifted into high gear. EHL serves on a key committee overseeing the effort.

South of the City of Chino lies a relatively unknown treasure, the Prado Basin. EHL continues to work for its preservation and restoration

EHL and other groups worked hard to improve an important report that, if properly implemented, will bring science-based management to fire-stressed landscapes.

After years of preparatory work, San Diego County released a draft plan for a reserve system of 114,000 acres within this already fragmented landscape. EHL is seeking many improvements and is working proactively on land acquisition.

The Tarantula's Journey

To meet in ways I had not thought possible