Angel Island Conservancy

Description

Each year millions of people visit America’s State Parks. At many of these parks, non-profit partner organizations, known as Cooperating Associations, enhance your visit through funding to support educational and interpretive programs, and developing publications. Angel Island Conservancy (AIC) is the Cooperating Association supporting Angel Island State Park (AISP).

Established in 1975, AIC’s primary mission is to facilitate the preservation, restoration and interpretation of historical and natural resources on Angel Island, with the goal of enhancing the visitors’ experiences and building a community to support AISP.

AIC has an active Board of Directors comprised of caring community members, local business professionals and long-time volunteers. All share a deep appreciation for Angel Island and a commitment to its preservation and revitalization.

AIC is Proud of its Accomplishments

• AIC provides this website and the AngelCam.
• Located at the ferry dock in Ayala Cove , the AIC Information Station carries a wide variety of merchandise, all of which highlight the natural beauty and historical significance of the island.
• AIC provides Student Service-Learning Scholarship Program enabling students from low income areas to visit and attend educational programs atAngel Island State Park.
• AIC produced a Video highlighting the natural, historical and cultural significance of the island.
• AIC provided funding for oil spill remediation equipment and wildfire restoration and protection efforts.
• In partnership with AISP, AIC has completed the process of developing anInterpretation Master Plan, the first step in a process that will result in significant enhancements in the visitor experience, in Ayala Cove and beyond.