Phase 2 Acquisition In The Home Stretch
75% of purchase price raised, but a critical funding gap remains
Dear Friends,
It’s been a while since you’ve heard from us — but we’ve been working quietly, and we have real news to share.
The Phase 2 acquisition to permanently protect the rest of West Coyote Hills’ 510-acre habitat — serving 2 million residents in park-poor communities spanning Orange and Los Angeles Counties — is entering its home stretch. In April, the State of California approved the Purchase and Sale Agreement, authorizing its Watershed Conservation Authority to execute the agreement with landowner Chevron-Pacific Coast Homes. Just a $20 million funding gap remains to meet the $95 million purchase price!
We’re so close — and we need your help to cross the finish line. Friends of Coyote Hills is fundraising to help bring its decades-long mission to life: save West Coyote Hills forever. A gift of any size brings us closer to permanently protecting this irreplaceable habitat for wildlife and people alike. Donate at our website coyotehills.org or email GiveLikeAHero@coyotehills.org.
Want the full 25-year story of how we got here? Read it on our website.coyotehills.org
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