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  • Our directors, officers and staff are all volunteers.
  • We are dedicated to helping our community to create parks and wildlife habitat for future generations to enjoy
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Transition  Habitat Conservancy was  created to protect  regionally beautiful landscapes (boundary between mountain and high  desert), to protect wildlife and to protect the infiltration of drinking water for our community by acquiring land and obtaining land preservation agreements for hiking, horseback riding, educational  and natural science activities.”  The organization’s initial project is  to protect the transition habitat area adjacent to the community of  Pinon Hills.

5 years ago, 2 grandmothers living in Pinon Hills talked about the wonderful natural paradise they were riding and hiking through. Afraid that urban development would soon destroy that jewel, they decided to unite and preserve the unique pinyon pine forest and surrounding open space. As a result of this and the desire of the community to create parks for our kids to enjoy the Transition Habitat Conservancy was created. Many new directors and volunteers sharing the same vision have joined together to work on that project.

Transition Habitat Conservancy is an all volunteer 501(C)(3) charitable non profit public benefit corporation. All donations are tax deductible. THC is a member of the Land Trust Alliance.

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Shadow Mountain, Pinon Hills
altitude 5658 feet

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From left to right:
Tara Matthews, Bob Plank,
Carol Hill, Roberta Dewy, Bertrand Bays,
Jill Bays

Transition Habitat Conservancy
P.O. Box 720026
Pinon Hills, CA 92372
Tel.: 760-868-5136
Fax: 760-868-2097
Jill@TransitionHabitat.org

 

Transition Habitat Conservancy (Thc)
Conserving wildlife, scenic vistas, pristine landscapes, and biological diversity where the San Gabriel mountains meet the High desert

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