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    • The Park
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  • Upcoming Events
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Month: February 2018

February 14, 2018Uncategorized

CHSPIA receives Earth Day grant

CHSPIA is happy to announce that we have received a grant from the California State Parks Foundation to support a day of […]

February 14, 2018Uncategorized

CHSPIA receives grants for schoolchildren trips to Park

CHSPIA is pleased to announce that we received two grants to help bring elementary schoolchildren to the Park.  These grants, from the […]

February 5, 2018Uncategorized

Great Backyard Bird Count on February 17th

Stop by the Discovery Center and join us for the Great Backyard Bird Count.  This is a US and Canada wide event […]

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As you enjoy this view of Chino Hills State Park f As you enjoy this view of Chino Hills State Park from Sierra Peak, have a Happy Easter, Passover, and Earth Day!
As you enjoy all of the wildflowers in the Park th As you enjoy all of the wildflowers in the Park this Spring, stop by the Discovery Center and get a packet of wildflower seed balls.  Then on your next hike throw them into the hills and set the stage for next year's flowers.  Each bag is only $1 and it supports the Park.
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