Santa Ana City Council should vote to change racist chicken ordinance
I was pleased to read in the O.C. Register that Santa Ana Council Members Sal Tinajero, Claudia Alvarez and David Benavides voted, as the Public Safety Committee, to change a…
Wells Fargo volunteers planting over 100 trees at Santiago Park today
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media: Reginald Durant, Director of Restoration, Back To Natives Restoration, (949) 335-8655 More than 100 volunteers will gather tomorrow to plant 160 trees in honor of Earth Day and to mark…
Get a free Metrolink pass to the Dana Point Festival of Whales on 3/3
The Dana Point Festival of Whales attracts nearly 100,000 visitors each year. With a parade, whale watching excursions, contests, a block party, shopping and more, the festival is a great way to…
Get there greener – ride the bus with the ENC and the OCTA
GET THERE, GREENER – RIDE THE BUS WITH THE ENC AND OCTA NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., February 22, 2012 – As the cost of gas steadily rises throughout Orange County, reaching…
Anti Santiago Creek bike trail NIMBYs caught on film!
The pathetic NIMBY's who oppose completing the Santiago Creek bike trail have been caught on film and the results are hilarious. What is not funny is their insistence on forcing…
Hike O.C.’s Limestone Canyon today and see the O.C. Grand Canyon!
Reprinted from OC Trails Once a month, OC Parks and the Irvine Ranch Land Conservancy open Limestone Canyon Wilderness Park up for a Wilderness Access Day. Most of the time,…
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Santa Ana staff rejects Floral/Fisher Park NIMBYs’ demand to fence off trail
The Public Right of Way is 156 ft at its widest, runs 24 feet wide most of the length and the narrowest is 17 ft wide at Jack Fisher Park…
KOCE’s Real Orange to feature the Santiago Creek bike trail controversy
Southern California's PBS TV station, KOCE , is airing a story this Friday night about the controversy regarding the pending completion of the bike trail in Santiago Creek. A group of…
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Supporters of finishing the Santiago Creek Bike Trail launch new website
The grass-roots neighborhood organization, Neighbors for the Santiago Creek Bike Trail, that was formed to further the goal of a bike path in the “missing link” along Santiago Creek, has…
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Pulido’s lawyer gets dragged into the Santiago Creek bike trail melee
The battle to finish the Santiago creek bike trail that currently ends under a bridge, just south of the Main Place Mall and Memory Lane, in north Santa Ana, took…
Back to Natives receives $7K grant from O.C. Community Foundation
***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** CONTACT: REGINALD DURANT, DIRECTOR OF RESTORATION, (949) 335-8655 BACK TO NATIVES RESTORATION BACK TO NATIVES RECEIVES $7,000 GRANT FROM ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR VOLUNTEER HABITAT RESTORATION PROGRAM…
Back to Natives teams with the U.S. Forest Service to teach restoration
The United States Forest Service & Back to Natives Restoration Present a...Restoration Training Program 13 Days in 2012 Back to Natives Restoration, in a cooperative agreement with the Cleveland National Forest, is…
Save the Sexlinger Orchard demonstration set for this Sat., Jan. 7
DEMONSTRATION THIS SATURDAY January 7, 2012 from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Come on out to our first demo of 2012. We continue to connect with lots of folks in…
Join Back to Natives and restore nature in the New Year, at Santiago Park
Habitat Restoration at Santiago Park Nature Reserve, on 1/28/12, 9AM to 12PM Do some good in the New Year with Back to Natives! Come assist us in restoring habitat for animals…
The Santa Ana Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan is being updated
Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan Update Work efforts are underway for the City of Santa Ana Circulation Element Update. This project includes updating the existing Santa Ana Bikeway Master Plan…