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FHBP is a county-wide non-profit umbrella group educating and inspiring the residents of Orange County, ensuring the protection and restoration of our natural lands and leading a coalition of conservation and community groups to this end. Our work is focused on the following ongoing and emerging projects:
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Green Vision Workshop Huge Success!
With fantastic speakers, interesting topics and inquisitive participants the May 8th Room Enough workshop was a great success. Download the materials today!
OCLCV Awards Ceremony - May 10th
Join the Orange County League of Conservation Voters at its annual award ceremony to honor: Doug Korthof (posthumously), Back to Natives Restoration, and Coast Community College District.
Nature Deficit Disorder Event - May 16th
Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods,
is presenting at Anneliese's School in Laguna Beach on May 16th. Registration is $25 and books will be available for purchase.
Aliso Viejo Releases its Green City Initiative
Check out the latest document to promote more sustainable policies. Aliso Viejo has held scores of meetings to get public input on the creation of this document.
Fair Board Expands Committee Members
The Orange County Fairground Board has accepted a scope of work to expand the committee roster to include five additional members with no special interest in the property.
Zero Waste for Urban Cities
Cities are finally taking garbage seriously. Read this blog by FHBP's Jack Eidt on how cities are stepping up their game to handle their refuse.
Activist Waits 820 Days for Public Docs
FHBP Board member and activist Theresa Sears was forced to wait 820 days to receive documents requested through the Public Records Act.
 
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