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When you think of Catalina Island, do you picture scenic trails, rare wildlife and opportunities to explore a landscape where adventure and conservation come together?
A membership with the Catalina Island Conservancy provides unparalleled access to outdoor adventures that connect you to Catalina’s wildlands and support its preservation. The Catalina Island Conservancy protects and manages 88% of the Island, including the region’s longest stretch of publicly accessible, undeveloped coastline.
As a research and conservation leader, the Conservancy works to regenerate vulnerable habitats, restore native plants and protect rare species like the Catalina Island fox, which is found nowhere else on Earth.
Catalina Island is open to everyone, and your exclusive access to the outdoors begins with a Catalina Island Conservancy membership.

Together, we can protect the biodiversity here and share it with the world.

Collaborate with us to protect and restore native plant and animal populations for a more climate-resilient and fire-resistant island.
Help inspire lifelong learners and the next generation of nature champions, strengthening programming as L.A. County’s largest outdoor classroom.
Experience the Island through responsible recreation with tours, camping, biking and hiking the renowned Trans-Catalina Trail.
A Catalina Island Conservancy membership is a rewarding way to support cutting-edge science and conservation efforts, lifelong learning initiatives and accessible recreation opportunities for one of the most unique islands on earth.
Every membership gives you access to these amazing perks.
Bike Pass
Savings on Conservancy Campsite Fees
Unlimited Admission to the Wrigley Memorial & Botanic Garden
Admission to Over 380 Gardens in the American Horticulture Society
Discount on Conservancy Events and Hikes
20% Discount or More Off Conservancy Education Programs
Subscription to the Conservancy Membership Magazine
Discount on the Wildlands Express Shuttle (Including free shuttle to Wrigley Memorial & Botanic Garden)
Commuter Discount on Roundtrip Catalina Flyer out of Newport Beach (limit 2)
Free Conservancy Trail Map with Purchase at Trailhead Visitor Center (limit 1)
Discount on Conservancy Eco Tours (limit 1 per term)
Donor Recognition in Conservancy Membership Magazine
Donor Recognition on Trailhead Visitor Center Donor Wall
Invitations to Exclusive Donor Events
*Benefits are subject to change

Wheel into the wildlands and get around conveniently with member exclusive discounts.
You can cruise from the mainland to the Island in your personal boat, fly your private aircraft to the Airport in the Sky or book a helicopter ride to Avalon. But the easiest way is to take the Catalina Express or Catalina Flyer ferries.
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Pick your travel date and departure port (e.g., Long Beach, Dana Point).
Reserve your spot with Catalina Express or Catalina Flyer–tickets sell out fast.
Visit catalinaconservancy.org to plan your list of activities.
Stay on designated trails and respect plants and wildlife as you explore the Island’s vital wildlands.
Please note that the Catalina Island Conservancy does not operate ferry services. Visit Catalina Express at catalinaexpress.com or Catalina Flyer at catalinainfo.com for more information on fares and schedules. Boats depart from ports in San Pedro, Long Beach, Newport Beach and Dana Point, California. But the easiest way is to take the Catalina Express or Catalina Flyer ferries. To book a campsite, call Two Harbors Visitor Services at 310-510-4205.

Our Mission
To be an exemplary steward of Island resources through a balance of conservation, education and recreation.
320 Golden Shore, Suite 220
Long Beach, CA 90802
catalinaconservancy.org