Let’s help the Delhi Sands Flower-Loving Fly
In an ongoing effort to conserve and restore sand dune habitat, the Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority (RCA) is thrilled to join the Rivers & Lands Conservancy and RivCo Parks at the upcoming volunteer restoration day. Date: Saturday, October...
Species Spotlight: Beyond the Spiky Bristles of the Vernal Barley
The vernal barley (Hordeum intercedens) is a small tufted annual grass. As the plant matures, its color shifts from a vibrant green to a golden brown. Upon close inspection, you’ll notice this member of the grass (Poaceae) family appears as a thick blade of grass on a...
The MSHCP Supports Completion of Mayor Berwin Hanna Bridge and Hamner Widening Project
For the past 20 years, the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP) has helped to streamline the region's transportation infrastructure projects by expediting the environmental permitting process for projects that connect our region's residents and help our...
City Spotlight: San Jacinto Shines as One of Riverside County’s Oldest Communities
Rich in history, fertile land, and mild weather, the city of San Jacinto is a diverse mixture of culture and history made up of its past and present. The first native people arrived in the San Jacinto Valley thousands of years ago when hunters and gatherers settled...
Make a Trek for the Beautiful Views Over Skyline Drive Trail
If you are bursting with energy and feeling inclined (get it?) to reach the top of a mountain while enjoying a light summer breeze as you look over the horizon, look no further than Skyline Drive Trail. Have you ventured out to Skyline Drive Trail in Corona? If so,...
City Spotlight: Preserving Temecula’s Rich History
Before being known for its wine, the Temecula Valley was known as an agricultural hub for a variety of crops. This agricultural heritage is the backbone the region’s wine production today. Temecula Valley is home to over 40 wineries and continues to be recognized...