2025-04-04T16:30:51-07:00 2024-12-31 932728637 SECOND MOUNTAIN TAX & ACCOUNTING INC 1815 VIA EL PRADO STE 303 REDONDO BEACH CA 90277 990EZ 2024-01-01 320124116 SOUTH BAY PARKLAND CONSERVANCY SOUT 3109618369 2215 ARTESIA BLVD 1821 REDONDO BEACH CA 90278 JULIAN CHASIN Treasurer 2025-04-04 true true BRYAN R ELLIS CPA P00561006 3103733952 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X https://www.southbayparks.org/ X X 145112 X 140230 1808 0 0 0 3074 2897 177 142215 324 120612 120936 21279 59245 80524 59245 80524 59245 80524 59245 80524 Since 2004, the South Bay Parkland Conservancy (SBPC) has been committed to preserving open space and creating more parks in the coastal cities of the South Bay in Los Angeles, CA. We are dedicated to helping make the community a better place by encouraging and assisting with the acquisition of Parklands. We work with residents, local and state government, and other like-minded organizations in our efforts to preserve parkland for todays generation, and for generations to come. HOPKINS WILDERNESS PARK RESTORATIONSince 2017, SBPC has been working with the City of Redondo Beach, youth groups, and teams of community members to rewild portions of Hopkins Wilderness Park. We host year-round opportunities in the park that help people connect with nature, learn, and make a difference. SBPC also hosts an annual Earth Day Celebration at the park. 15838 21563 ESPLANADE BLUFF RESTORATIONAs a founding member of the El Segundo Blue Butterfly Coalition, our shared goal is to restore habitat along the beach bluffs, from the Ballona Wetlands to the Palos Verdes Peninsula, with SBPC focusing on the Esplanade bluffs in Redondo Beach and Torrance. This transformational work continues in collaboration with US Fish & Wildlife Service, Los Angeles Conservation Corps, and community members, as we continue to restore habitat on the Esplanade Bluff. 35953 36695 REDONDO BEACH COMMUNITY GARDENSSBPC opened the FIRST Redondo Beach Community Garden at Alta Vista Park June 2023. Work continues with community partners, volunteers, and residents to develop educational programming and to open a second location in North Redondo. 3876 2886 HERMOSA VALLEY GREENBELT TRAIL RESTORATIONSBPC began work with the City of Hermosa Beach in 2022 to provide native pollinator plants to support butterflies. A year later, the project resulted in a lovely super bloom and educational opportunities as well as collaborations with local organizations. The work continues to expand into new areas of the Greenbelt. 12665 12141 ESPLANADE BLUFF GARDENThe Esplanade Bluff Garden is located west of the Esplanade, between Avenue A and Knob Hill Avenue, on a small piece of property owned by the County of Los Angeles, which overlooks the beautiful Pacific Ocean. Although the parcel had some drought-tolerant landscaping, it was not being adequately maintained and it did not provide habitat for California native species. In 2020, SBPC saw this site as an opportunity to support native wildlife and pollinators by transforming the garden into a hybrid native garden, with an emphasis on pollinator-friendly plant species. POLLINATOR GARDENSSBPC collaborates with schools and youth organizations, like the Girl Scouts, to plant pollinator gardens on school campuses and sites throughout the South Bay. These gardens are havens for breeding butterflies and are an excellent educational tool for students. 848 369 SBPC SCHOLARSHIP FUNDSBPC continues to sponsor a scholarship at Redondo Union High School with an emphasis on students planning to major in environmental science and/or have volunteered in environmental organizations during high school. 2000 SBPC CERTIFIED NATIVE HABITAT PROGRAMProperty owners play an important role in creating patch habitats for endangered pollinators. By converting common landscaping into certified native habitat, yards become islands of habitat in a growing network of wilderness throughout the South Bay. 25 STUDENT AMBASSADORSSBPC partners with students, educators, environmental specialists, and local professionals to provide outdoor educational opportunities, resources, and project experience to students and community members interested in the local ecology. Participants of all ages learn valuable skills in conservation while making a difference in their own communities through programs such as the Junior Urban Naturalist Program and the Student Ambassador Collective. ALONDRA PARK ISLANDIn 1998 an El Camino College professor founded a California native plant garden on the Alondra Park island. SBPC, joined the effort in 2022 to increase volunteer workdays and continue the restoration of the Alondra Park Island Native Garden. 24 193 75847 AGA CHENFU President 20.00 0 JULIAN CHASIN Treasurer 10.00 0 KENDRA FERRARO Secretary 5.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false JULIAN CHASIN 2215 ARTESIA BLVD 1821 REDONDO BEACH CA 90278 3109618369 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 20685 65443 90948 108884 140230 426190 0 0 20685 65443 90948 108884 140230 426190 0 426190 0 0 1808 1808 427998 0.99580 1.00000 X Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $7243 Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $1289 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $3229 Other Expenses.1 Esplanade Bluff Restoration $36695 Other Expenses.2 Wilderness Park Restoration $21563 Other Expenses.3 Contractors $14583 Other Expenses.4 Hermosa Valley Greenbelt $12141 Other Expenses.5 Earth Day Expenses $7589 Other Expenses.6 Volunteer Appreciation $3102 Other Expenses.7 Strategy Consulting $3000 Other Expenses.8 Redondo Beach Community Garden $2886 Other Expenses.9 SBPC Scholarship Fund $2000 Other Expenses.10 Board Meeting $1769 Other Expenses.11 Paypal Fees $784 Other Expenses.12 Chamber of Commerce Dues $580 Other Expenses.13 Job Supplies $449 Other Expenses.14 Rent - Strategy Meeting $400 Other Expenses.15 Educational Expenses $369 Other Expenses.16 Taxes, Fees & Licenses $325 Other Expenses.18 Pollinator Gardens $249 Other Expenses.19 Alondra Park Expenses $193 Other Expenses.20 Squarespace & Stripe Charges $91 Other Expenses.21 Venmo Fees $82 Other Expenses.22 Benevity Fees $1