Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Celebrate National Trails Day with the Conservancy by helping to maintain and groom trails that protect habitat from erosion and provide safe enjoyment of the preserves. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Hike Fire Station Trail to Eagle's Nest. Enjoy ocean views while walking through recently restored wildlife habitat. Strenuous. RSVP
Join us to help remove and learn about invasive plants on this 22-acre restoration site to enable native plants to survive, creating a home for rare cactus wrens and gnatcatchers with beautiful views of Catalina Island. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Get outdoors and make a difference by helping the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy remove invasive grasses to enable rare coastal sage scrub habitat to thrive as a home of local native plants and wildlife. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy to volunteer at the newest restoration site on a breathtaking coastal reserve helping eradicate invasive weeds to protect native species. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Rapid Response team every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 12pm to help close unauthorized spur trails to protect important wildlife habitat! Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Join the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy to volunteer at the newest restoration site on a breathtaking coastal reserve helping eradicate invasive weeds to protect native species. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Follow the bluff top from Point Vicente to Oceanfront Estates during El Segundo blue butterfly flight season in an area containing restored coastal sage scrub habitat. Easy. RSVP
Are you retired, a former educator or outdoor enthusiast? Do you enjoy local nature and want to share it with others? Being a Docent is a wonderful way to help connect youth with the beautiful and unique nature of the Peninsula. You’ll have fun and increase your own knowledge in the process! RSVP Click here […]
Come help us to restore habitat on the 22-acre restoration site to create a home for rare cactus wrens and gnatcatchers with beautiful views of Catalina Island. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Get outdoors and make a difference by helping the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy remove invasive grasses to enable rare coastal sage scrub habitat to thrive as a home of local native plants and wildlife. Sign up at Volunteer Hub
Walk through impressively-restored habitat on top of an ancient slide area with spectacular bluff-top ocean views that are well worth the visit. Easy to moderate. RSVP
September 8th, 7 pm is a second lecture on Olmsted with highly-renowned historian Bill Deverell whose book "Eden by Design: The 1930 Olmsted-Bartholomew Plan for the Los Angeles Region" available for purchase with tickets from the Conservancy. Deverell will share astonishing images of the Olmsted vision for open land throughout southern California, and the various […]
Wander along a willow-filled canyon stream with restored coastal sage scrub habitat. Look down on the Peninsula's rare Catalina Schist from one of the few places you can see the rock exposed. Easy to moderate. RSVP
Walk Jack's Hat Trail on the 191-acre reserve linking the Three Sisters and Portuguese Bend Reserves. This wildlife corridor boasts beautiful ocean views and native habitat. Moderate to strenuous. RSVP
Explore rare cactus wren and gnatcatcher restored habitat. Enjoy beautiful views of Catalina Island, blooms of lupine and golden poppy and learn about the military history of the area in honor of Veterans Day. Moderate to strenuous. RSVP
Hike through a 21-acre habitat restoration of coastal sage scrub and home to the threatened California gnatcatcher, with rolling hills and amazing scenic vistas. Moderate. RSVP
Walk the trail, enjoy the view and appreciate the results of many volunteers' trail and habitat restoration efforts in this quiet neighborhood canyon. Moderate. RSVP