Conservancy’s perpective on precipitation

Whatever the weather: precipitation variability on Catalina Before Avalon was officially a city, before many...

Avalon officials announce sea rise survey

Coastal Commission requires cities to plan for sea level change The city of Avalon is...

Conservancy Symposium Begins with Plant Chat

The Catalina Island Conservancy Annual Symposium, sponsored by the Port of Long Beach, began in its new virtual format this week, reaching...

Wild Side Art Show starts strong

The Catalina Island Conservancy’s Catalina: The Wild Side Art Show and Sale is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a virtual exhibition that...

10th Wild Side art festival goes virtual

The 10th annual Catalina: The Wild Side is fast approaching on Oct. 25 through Nov. 7 and this...

More bison to join island herd

ourtesy of Catalina Island Conservancy Bison have played a significant role in the cultural heritage of Catalina Island for...

Catalina Island Women’s Forum supports recent graduates

Six young women islanders have received a welcomed boost to their upcoming college plans as the recipients of the Catalina Island Women’s...

Raccoons pose threat to island

Stowaway raccoons endanger delicate island ecosystem Catalina Island Conservancy got the call on an early...

Rarest of trees exists in one place: Catalina

Critically endangered Mountain Mahogany on road to recovery The dust swirls on a sweltering Catalina...

Catalina Island Conservancy says: don’t feed the foxes

Catalina Island foxes are wild animals. The Catalina Island Conservancy asks visitors and residents to enjoy experiencing these endemic species from afar...