About Us

🌄 Our Mission

At the Moreno Badlands Conservancy, we are dedicated to protecting the rural landscapes, wildlife corridors, and natural resources of East Moreno Valley. We believe in smart planning, transparent decision-making, and a future that honors the character of our open spaces.

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👥 Who We Are

We’re residents, neighbors, and volunteers, some who’ve lived here for decades, others who just arrived. What unites us is a love for the land and a shared determination to defend it.

⚖️ Why This Matters

East Moreno Valley includes fault zones, fire corridors, and flash flood paths, the last place we should drop high-density housing. Nature already gave the west side room to grow. These hills weren’t forgotten. They were left alone for a reason.

Split-screen image showing a wild burro and owl in the natural hills of East Moreno Valley on the left, and a dense trailer park development on the right, highlighting the contrast between open space and urban sprawl. Artists rendition from the Moreno Badlands Conservnacy
Traffic jam on a narrow rural road with a "Dead End" sign, surrounded by dry hills in Moreno Valley
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📣 What We Do

We monitor land use proposals, submit public comments, organize outreach, and educate the community on what’s at stake. We believe in informed, people-powered advocacy.

📍 Public Records Research

📄 Letters & Comments

📄 Community Organization

🤝 How You Can Help

Whether you're ready to knock on doors or simply add your name, you're part of this. Every voice helps.

🐴 About the Burros

While we advocate for wild burros and their habitat, we are not a rescue group. For direct rescue and care, we proudly support DonkeyLand.org.