Did you know that Riverside County is in the process of revising their General Plan?
This important document will guide development in the County for many years.
Roads, housing, habitats. It's all there.
And now, its important Environmental Review documents have just been released.
The North Etiwanda Preserve in the foothills above Rancho Cucamonga is a critical habitat area set aside as mitigation for the 210 Freeway project.
Proper management of this area is crucial, but we are concerned that the Preserve is being treated more as a local recreational resource than as rare habitat.
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED to stop an unhealthy warehouse district!
Members of the San Gorgonio Chapter of the Sierra Club have long appreciated the very special qualities of our local mountains. An unusual transverse mountain range of steep slopes running East/West, it boasts a wide variety of ecological habitats and climes varying from low, hot desert valleys to beautiful high-elevation conifer forests. "Our" mountains support an abundance of species, and boast one of the more biologically diverse National Forests in the nation.
Dependence on fossil fuels is causing global warming, the depletion of energy resources, and severe damage to human health and the environment. So we must wean ourselves from oil, coal, and other fossil fuels and chart a path to a sustainable energy future, a course marked by energy conservation, energy efficiency, and maximum use of renewable energy.
