San Gabriel Mountains Forever is a diverse partnership working to preserve Southern California’s most scenic and valuable natural resource: the San Gabriel Mountains.

Letters to the editor: Create a continuous wilderness corridor for San Gabriels

San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Lissa Peterson
Thursday, May 16, 2013

We members of the Claremont Wildlands Conservancy have three goals: to preserve open space in Claremont's hillsides for future generations, to ensure access to it and to help create a continuous wilderness corridor along the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.

Steve Veres: For kids' sake, protect the San Gabriel Mountains

Los Angeles Daily News
Steve Veres
Wednesday, May 15, 2013

The role of the outdoors in enhancing the lives of America's youth is increasingly well known. Numerous studies point to the benefits for health and academic focus; an entire movement of educators and social scientists is dedicated to reversing the "nature deficit" disorder. As a father and a former San Fernando mayor and City Council member, I know the success of these endeavors is dependent in part on the ability of our young people to hop on a bike or board a bus and get somewhere green.

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About San Gabriel Mountains Forever

The spectacular San Gabriel Mountains are the iconic landmark of the Angeles and San Bernardino National Forests. It is Southern California’s most accessible and popular “backyard” for millions who visit its clear and cold rivers, and its tranquil and panoramic vistas. The Angeles National Forest is also an irreplaceable natural resource that gives Los Angeles County more than 70% of its open space and provides our region with drinking water and clean air. We are working to preserve these public wild lands and improve recreational opportunities. 

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