Our Newest Publication: Explore and Experience Catalina

ByLaura Mecoy

Ever wonder about what you can do on Catalina Island beyond the picturesque city of Avalon? We created this issue of the Conservancy Times so visitors to Catalina Island would know how to explore and experience the wildlands, the 42,000 acres of open space under the stewardship of the Catalina Island Conservancy. You can hike, bike, camp and — our favorite — take a Jeep ride with a naturalist-trained guide who can show you the bison, the beaches and the best Catalina has to offer. See the latest issue of Conservancy Times below.

 

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