Grant Provides Capstone Funding for Abalone Cove
The Conservancy received a grant of $55,000 from the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF) (with major funding from Toyota Motor North America) for a multiyear restoration project to restore and enhance 13 acres at Abalone Cove Reserve. This project will...
Work in Progress: Abalone Cove Restoration
You may notice interesting activity at Abalone Cove Reserve. The Conservancy is engaged in a three-year habitat restoration project that involves planting 13 acres of coastal sage scrub habitat which will support an array of species, including the federally-endangered...
Conservancy Helps to Enhance Cactus Wren Habitat
The coastal cactus wren is one of the rarest and most imperiled wildlife residents in the coastal southern California region, including the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve. As its name implies, this uniquely adapted inhabitant thrives among cactus-dominated patches of...
Environmental Education Helps Kids Fall in Love with Peninsula Nature
Peninsula kids grow up in a very special place. The Conservancy’s environmental education programs are designed to help kids begin to appreciate the immeasurable value of the place where they live; with its vistas and winding trails, birds and wildlife, native plants,...