PALOS VERDES PENINSULA LAND CONSERVANCY
916 Silver Spur Road No 207, Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274 www.pvplc.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: Preserving land, restoring habitat for the education, and enjoyment of all.

Land stewardship: Dedicated to the stewardship of 1,600 acres of lands under ownership, management agreement, or conservation easement on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Focuses on areas of open space for multi-species protection and includes the restoration of native habitat for rare and endangered species. Beneficiaries estimated to be more than 100 species of wildlife including the endangered Palos Verdes blue butterfly, El Segundo blue butterfly, the Coastal California gnatcatcher and the cactus wren. PVPLC also engages the community in these managed lands (Nature preserves), through frequent outdoor stewardship volunteer days and public nature walks. Over 40 miles of public trails traverse these properties. PVPLC plants over 10,000 native plants each year grown in the PVPLC native plant nursery.PVPLC works cooperatively with the four cities in which the preserved lands are located: Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills, Rolling Hills Estates, and San Pedro (City of Los Angeles). PVPLC's successful approach to land protection had been endorsed by both public and private sector advocates.

Education: Dedicated to creating a commitment to science and nature, while inspiring excitement about outdoors for both the community at large and students. The PVPLC manages two community nature centers with over 10,000 annual visitors, leads outdoor elementary school science programs serving over 3,500 students per year, coordinates several student research projects, and leads over 40 public hikes per year, as well as regularly scheduled family activities.

PVPLC has a vital and growing volunteer program, a group of talented and dedicated people working together to team up and provide public educational experiences about spectacular lands that have been set aside forever as nature preserves on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Volunteers make a lasting difference by helping people enjoy the land through public programs, while encouraging them to connect to it in ways that are lasting and meaningful. Volunteers also play a vital role in many aspects of natural resource management, including performing habitat restoration, conducting biological monitoring, participating in volunteer watch groups and much more. In 2019, 1,500 volunteers registered for a volunteer event, providing a total number of volunteer service of over 27,105 hours.

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