Protect What’s Only Found Here.

Catalina is home to more than 60 species of plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth. But their survival is threatened by invasive species, habitat loss and increasing wildfire risks. Your support can help safeguard the Island’s future.

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Our Mission

To be an exemplary steward of Island resources through a balance of conservation, education, and recreation.

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Recreation

Explore the Catalina Island Wildlands

The Conservancy provides access to Catalina Island’s wildlands with nearly 165 miles of recreational roads and trails and 62 miles of unspoiled beaches and coves.

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Conservation

A leader in conservation programs

The Conservancy believes that effective conservation in the 21st century is by people for people, and on Catalina Island tests solutions to environmental challenges here, and across our Island Earth.

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Education

Inspire a lifetime of exploration and stewardship

The Conservancy provides lifelong learning opportunities to help children and adults discover and understand their connections to nature.

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Get Involved

Experience Catalina Island as a Conservancy Member

As a Conservancy member you will be contributing to programs in conservation, education and recreation on Catalina Island, which protect, preserve and make accessible for all to explore.

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Ways To Give

See how you can help keep Catalina Island beautiful and accessible for all

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Volunteer

Partner with the Conservancy and give back to the island you love

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Events

Participate in Conservancy events on the Island and Mainland

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Conservation

Award for Scientist who Hiked 650 Miles Mapping Weeds on Catalina Island

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Volunteer

Long Beach Kids Swap Phones for Habitat Restoration and Vistas

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Conservation

The Loneliest Tree in North America

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News

Partnership with Gabrieleno-Tongva Community Strengthens Cultural Connections

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Volunteer

Volunteer Groups Get Complimentary Campsite Stays 

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Conservation

Conservancy Staff Field Day Brings Team Together to Restore the Landscape 

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