Antelope Valley Conservancy P.O. Box 3133, Quartz Hill, CA 93586--3133 (661) 943-9000 Serving the greater Antelope Valley region
THE LATEST NEWS: AV Conservancy Launches Watershed and Habitat Study About AFWAP  Upcoming Events CONSERVANCY BROCHURE NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION CLICK TO  SLIDE SHOW OF ANTELOPE VALLEY Jane Sinclair Pinheiro (1907-1978) Artist, advocate for wildflowers and Joshua trees, and fund raiser for Antelope Valley conservation, Pinheiro's legislative campaigns and fundraising efforts with the Lancaster Woman's Club resulted in Saddleback Butte State Park, the Poppy Reserve, and other AV sanctuaries.  Dee Ulch, a pilot who flew Pinheiro to Sacramento for legislative sessions, once asked her why she wore bright floral dresses to the Capitol.  She responded, "Because I want them to know I'm here."		Antelope Valley Conservancy serves the community by: preserving native habitats and watershed facilitating preservation of wildlife corridors and trails promoting ecosystem and regional planning We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, and representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats and connectivity for native plants and animals. Photo Credit: Cecilia Rejas We acknowledge that our community's trails are valuable to our quality of life, economy, and future.  AV Conservancy's trails committee (AVTREC) serves the community by mapping regional trails, advocating and negotiating for the master trail plan, facilitating trail easements, and hosting events.  For 25 years, AVTREC has been a force for Antelope Valley conservation and for preservation of our desert and mountain trail systems. AV Conservancy serves the community by assisting lead agencies and developers with in lieu mitigation, land banking, and helping to facilitate consensus for regional land conservation among regional stakeholders and governance.  AV Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, with IRC 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) public charity status. Click link for: More about AV Conservancy and archived news Information about meetings and events Information about AVTREC and AV trail system
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Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.   Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native  plants and animals.  Antelope Valley Conservancy’s mission is to obtain and steward land for the public interest.  We acknowledge future generations’ interests in land resources that maintain community character, scenic beauty, or representative native habitats, and we acknowledge the right of nature to retain territory, particularly functional habitats or connectivity for native plants and animals.