2012 April | Habitat Authority

Monthly hikes in the Preserve

Posted by Habitat Authority on Apr 12, 2012 in News | 0 comments

Southern California area nature lovers come out and smell the flowers right here in Los Angeles! The Puente Hills Preserve is approximately 4,000 acres of open-space located within a 30-minute drive from nearly anywhere in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. There are excellent monthly naturalist- guided hikes every third Saturday of each month from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at rotating trailheads throughout the Preserve. If you enjoy the outdoors, whether you are an avid hiker or a beginner you’ll love the free hikes at the Puente Hills Preserve. Bring the family, everyone is welcome. Leashed dogs welcome unless specified (No dogs allowed at the Sycamore Canyon or Arroyo...

Volunteer With the Habitat Authority

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Going for a ride or a hike? Why not report what you see, put maps in a kiosk, or pick up some trash along the way? You’re already there, and what a difference you can make! As a Trail Watch Volunteer you can: -Report your observations to the Park Rangers -Pick up trash from the trails -Restock map dispensers at trailhead kiosk -Volunteer for trail maintenance projects -Make a real difference in our open space! Begins Saturday, February 1, 2014 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. For more information, email Helen Cohen at HillsAlive@habitatauthority.org or call 562 945-9003. To apply complete and return a Volunteer Application (click here) Volunteer Trail Watch...