EHL Newsletter, EHL Newsletter • Summer 2014

Long used by Endangered Species Act opponents in their quest to dismantle the Act, the Delhi Sands flower-loving fly is now poised to become a community asset.

A revision of San Diego County’s General Plan to account for National Forest inholdings has been returned for additional study absent sufficient positive direction from the Board of Supervisors.

A long-awaited plan to enhance wildlife values on the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge is on the right track.

EHL was quoted on Inland Empire issues, including financing the Riverside County habitat plan, a major potential land acquisition, and the Delhi Sands habitat plan.

What’s To Eat? That’s the first question any teenager asks when walking in the door. Well, teens aren’t the only ones. Consider cactus wren chicks, for instance. They are hungry!

EHL gratefully acknowledges an important grant from The San Diego Foundation to help us address climate change. This grant was made possible by the Malin Burnham San Diego Center for Civic Engagement's Climate Initiative.