The Antelope Valley Conservancy has fulfilled habitat preservation and restoration projects for state agencies, counties, local agencies, and private landowners. Antelope Valley Conservancy has held California Department of Fish and Wildlife Authorization to Hold Mitigation Lands since 2009. If you are interested in mitigation fulfillment, please complete an Application for Mitigation Evaluation.
Forms
- Application for Mitigation Evaluation
- Request to hold Conservation Easement
- Offer of Land Donation or Sale
- Offer of Item Donation or Sale
Antelope Valley Conservancy has one primary preserve, Big Rock 1 Preserve provides 140 acres for tortoises, kit foxes, burrowing owls, and more. AVC also has a 10-acre preserve protecting oak woodlands/chamise chaparral, and has started acquiring Joshua tree woodlands acreage in Palmdale. AVC has also established additional preservation lands, including acquisition of 40 acres of wetlands in the Devil’s Punchbowl Natural Area, design of the Sanitation District’s 200 acre rare plant preserve, and design of Lancaster’s Amargosa Creek restoration.
The best way to contact the Antelope Valley Conservancy is by email at avconservancy@yahoo.com. Because we are a volunteer-based organization the conservancy is not staffed standard hours, but we will return your phone call or email promptly.
Please note that Applications for Mitigation Evaluation are accepted by mail only, and all mail and deliveries should be sent via US Mail to the Post Office Box. The PO Box cannot accept UPS or FedEx deliveries.
Antelope Valley Conservancy
PO Box 8
Lake Hughes, CA 93532-0008
Phone: (661) 943-9000