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| Potrero Valley Saved |
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A decade-long environmental goal was achieved with the purchase of Lockheed Martin Corporation’s Potrero Valley property. These 9,000 acres will be a cornerstone of the recently adopted Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan, or MSHCP.
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| San Diego River Park Takes Giant Step |
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For
three years, EHL San Diego Director Michael Beck has been a
leader in the effort to create an urban river park in Lakeside
along the San Diego River.
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| Honey Springs Ranch Added to Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve |
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The future of beautiful, oak-studded hillsides along SR 94 in southern San Diego County was in doubt until Honey Springs Ranch was purchased with state bond monies via the California Coastal Conservancy.
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| Orange County Litigation Moves Forward |
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On
January 30, 2004, EHL and other conservation and community groups
filed the opening brief in our litigation against the County
of Orange over its approval of the Saddle Crest/Saddle reek
development project.
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| Key Cities Join Western Riverside Habitat Plan |
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In a gratifying reversal, the City of Lake Elsinore – previously against the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan, or MSHCP – joined the plan on a 4 to 1 vote. With participation of other key cities such as Temecula, Murrieta, Hemet, and Riverside, the plan is getting off to a good start
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