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In May 2023, a Catalina Island Conservancy plant survey proved especially productive, resulting in the sighting of a plant for the first time since 2011.

Latorre brings unique experience as media executive; from nonprofit organizations and higher education

Island’s rare beauty supported by Conservancy’s largest fundraising event

Workshops provide the opportunity to learn from experts.

Catalina Island Conservancy recently provided a conservation learning opportunity for teens participating in an LA Zoo program. The paid internship, offered to kids from diverse communities interested in the environment and conservation work, connects students with environmental organizations.

Rare plant surveys allow for better understanding of the distribution and ecology of the species on the Island during their life cycle.