Please join us for an enjoyable Nature Walk along the trails of West Coyote Hills.  In Fall, buckwheat flowers dry to a rusty brown-red.  And if provided with enough early morning dew and longer cool nights, many native plants begin sprouting new growth...

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Please join us for an enjoyable Nature Walk along the trails of West Coyote Hills.  In Fall, buckwheat flowers dry to a rusty brown-red.  And if provided with enough early morning dew and longer cool nights, many native plants begin sprouting new growth...

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Please join us for an enjoyable Nature Walk along the trails of West Coyote Hills.  The hills are starting to show signs of spring: new life, new blossoms, regeneration.   We always have the rare opportunity to hear or see a threatened bird, the Calif...

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Spring and summer provide Coyote Hills with a profusion of color; carmine monkey flowers and black sage crowd the slopes with spots of red and violet, along with coastal prickly pear, orange deer plant, and purple Fern-leaved phaecelia. As spring wanes an...

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Please join us for an enjoyable Nature Walk along the trails of West Coyote Hills.  In Fall, buckwheat flowers dry to a rusty brown-red.  And if provided with enough early morning dew and longer cool nights, many native plants begin sprouting new growth...

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March is a wonderful time to enjoy a Nature Walk in the West Coyote Hills.  Come see the start of the spring wildflower bloom in the local hills.  Most days are crystal clear and the views of Orange County and local mountains are spectacular and picture...

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April is a wonderful time to enjoy a Nature Walk in the West Coyote Hills.  Come see the spring wildflower bloom in the local hills.  Most days are crystal clear and the views of Orange County and local mountains are spectacular and picture-worthy. Itâ...

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Once again, Friends of Coyote Hills will host a booth at this year’s Green Scene at the Fullerton Arboretum. Times: Saturday, the 21st and Sunday, the 22nd  starting time is 10am to 4pm. Please come out to see us, we’d love to say Hello!

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The Friends of Coyote Hills are inviting you to a Community Meeting in the Fullerton Library (Osborne Room) to receive updates on current challenges and our next steps, including ways YOU can help achieve our common goal of a park in Coyote Hills!  Ref...

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Summer provide Coyote Hills with a profusion of color; carmine monkey flowers and black sage crowd the slopes with spots of red and violet, along with coastal prickly pear, orange deer plant, and purple Fern-leaved phaecelia. As spring wanes and summer co...

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