After over a year of no guided nature walks, the Friends of Coyote Hills are pleased to resume the monthly walks in person. Our next walk will be on September 11th at 9am (details below). As summer comes around one hears the songs and calls of a multitude...
We’re stepping up our effort to save all 510 acres of West Coyote Hills and so is a generous Fullerton donor who is putting up $10,000 to challenge the community to do the same. Your support so far has resulted in the pending purchase of the east si...
It’s been over a year of Covid-19 pandemic lock-down and the case for saving all 510-acres of West Coyote Hills as a park and preserve has never been more cogent. People have rediscovered this open space jewel as a respite during a year of work- and sch...
Press Release: Quirk-Silva’s West Coyote Hills Preservation Act Passes Assembly Floor (SACRAMENTO) – Today, Assembly Bill 510 (AB 510) by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County was approved on the Assembly floor by more than a two-th...
Friends of Coyote Hills President Angela Chen-Lindstrom is honored by California State Senator Josh Newman during his annual Women of the Year Awards, held recently in Buena Park. Angela was chosen as this year’s honoree in the Environment category...
On February 2, 2017, The Friends of Coyote Hills filed an appeal on the Measure W referendum. Last October, an Orange County judge ruled that Measure W did not overturn the City Council’s approval of the development of West Coyote Hills. We disagree...
Great news! We have received an Audubon Sea and Sage 2-for-1 matching grant. For every $1 you give, they will match $2 up to $4,000. This is a critical time for saving Coyote Hills so please donate now. We need funds to uphold our Measure W vote. Make ...
In December 2015, the Friends of Coyote Hills announced our intent to take legal action as a result of the October 2015 West Coyote Hills Vesting Tentative Tract Map (VTTM) approval by the Fullerton Planning Commission, and the subsequent November 2015 Ci...
This November 8th, we invite you to get out and walk in support of conserving West Coyote Hills. Have fun day with your family, friends, and neighbors, and discover the natural beauty in our own backyard. Walk at your own pace along a 3 mile trail on the ...
We have mixed news to report. In July, the Trust for Public Lands departed from this project. They cited that they could not add any value given the current state of negotiations on this project. While we are saddened by their departure, we are quite happ...
