May 2025
This 9-week hybrid course combines online learning with a 3-day field school on Catalina Island, offering immersive education in ecology and natural resource stewardship through expert-led sessions and hands-on experiences. Course fee is $550.00 for members and $600.00 for non-members
Join us for an immersive workshop where you’ll explore the vital role of pollinators in our Catalina Island ecosystems while learning the fiber art of needle felting to create your own fuzzy native pollinator.
Wrigley Memorial & Botanic Garden
This training gives a brief overview of Catalina’s geology, island species, human history, and the work of the Conservancy. Please register for the 10am webinar at the following link. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email that contains the links to the videos and supplemental resources.
This training gives a brief overview of Catalina’s geology, island species, human history, and the work of the Conservancy. Please register for the 5:30pm webinar at the following link. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email that contains the links to the videos and supplemental resources.
Join us for a free monthly event led by expert Conservancy naturalists.
Wrigley Memorial & Botanic Garden
June 2025
Join National Geographic Explorer in Residence Tara Roberts and the Catalina Island Conservancy for an unforgettable evening as she shares her groundbreaking work documenting the search for, and recovery of, sunken slave ships around the world.
Trailhead Visitor Center
This training gives a brief overview of Catalina’s geology, island species, human history, and the work of the Conservancy.
This training gives a brief overview of Catalina’s geology, island species, human history, and the work of the Conservancy.
This 7-hour excursion into the wildlands of Catalina Island expands on the concepts covered in Naturalist 1 Training. Education staff will guide you through a course-work book while exploring the landscape and ecosystem of Catalina.
Trailhead Visitor Center
Join the Catalina Island Conservancy for a special Kayak Excursion in the stunning waters of Little Harbor, one of the island’s most beautiful and ecologically rich coastal areas. This guided experience is open to the public and designed to deepen your connection to Catalina’s marine environment through hands-on exploration and conversation.
Trailhead Visitor Center
July 2025
This training gives a brief overview of Catalina’s geology, island species, human history, and the work of the Conservancy.
This training gives a brief overview of Catalina’s geology, island species, human history, and the work of the Conservancy.
