TEN THINGS YOU CAN DO TO HELP

SAVE COYOTE HILLS

1)       Call, write or e-mail the Fullerton Council members and state that you want all of the Chevron property permanently saved as a nature reserve.
Council members:  Richard Jones,  Leland Wilson,  Shawn Nelson,  Don Bankhead, and  Sharon Quirk

You may contact Council Members as a group, or each person  individually                 

Email:  Council@ci.fullerton.ca.us

Mailing address:
303 West Commonwealth
Fullerton, California 92832

                714-738-6311

2)       Host a presentation for your group or organization, i.e. PTA’s, church groups, community service organizations, etc. Contact Kathleen Shanfield at kshanfield@aol.com.

3)     Put a sign in your yard or window.  Signs available at the meetings, or through the website when you sign up as a concerned citizen (www.coyotehills.org)

4)        Write a letter to Chevron stating why you want to save the Coyote Hills, and what great public relations it would be for Chevron to save all of the hills:
David J. O'Reilly, Chairman, and Officers of the Board of Directors
Chevron Corporation
6001 Bollinger Canyon Rd.
San Ramon, California 94583

5)     Sign the Coyote Hills petition. This can be done at the Fullerton Market booth on Thursdays, and other events such as Railroad Days, the OC Fair, and others.

6)     Make a tax-deductible donation to Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks to support  Save Coyote Hills.  Send to Friends of Coyote Hills, PO Box 5267, Fullerton, CA 92838, or donate through Paypal on the website (www.coyotehills.org)

7)     Stay informed. Pay attention to the issue in the press. Join our e-mail list for regular updates.  Check our website for information-www.coyotehills.org.

8)       Write letters to the editors in the newspapers supporting "Save all of the Coyote Hills:”        

      -Editor, LA Times, 1375 Sunflower, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, 714-966-771  ocletters@latimes.com   

       Editor, Fullerton Observer, PO Box 7051, Fullerton, CA 92834, FAX 714-525-8352   observernews@earthlink.net.   

       Editor, OC Register, PO Box 11626, Santa Ana, CA 92711, 714-796-3657letters@ocregister.com,            

9)       Attend our regular meetings of Friends of Coyote Hills, or attend an educational program held every other month.  Join a committee to help with Public Relations, raise funds, educate the public, and many other opportunities.

10)  Take a hike.  Bring your family on a nature hike held the second Saturday of each month,  at 8:00am.   Meet at the Recreational Riders Equestrian Center on Lakeview and Euclid.