Our Impact
In 2024–2025, the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation funded programs that reached thousands of students, supported critical conservation projects across fragile habitats, and enriched the experience of more than a million park visitors.
These milestones reflect our commitment to measurable impact and lasting change, but it is through visitors and donors that make this all possible.
$253,486
Aid to Cabrillo National Monument
Each year, Cabrillo National Monument leadership requests aid from the CNMF Board of Trustees for park projects that represent the park’s highest priorities, support their core operations, and protect and preserve the natural and cultural resources and values of the National Park System for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations.
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Jr Ranger Program
Guided Tours
Virtual Talks
Training
Tidepool Protection, Education, and Restoration Program (TPERP)
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Tidepool Protection, Education, and Restoration Program (TPERP)
Native Plant Restoration
Greenhouse
Old Point Loma Lighthouse
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Accessibility
Park Events
Guided Tours
Jr Ranger Program
Snake Ambassadors
Science Explorers Cart
Volunteer Support
Areas of Funding
1,400 students across San Diego County explored Cabrillo National Monument on school field trips
22 Title I schools received bus funding thanks to the Open Outdoors for Kids grant from the National Park Foundation

“Delicate creatures like sea stars and anemones are so important to protect, but so is preserving the place where children, families, and future generations can discover the magic of the ocean up close.”
Conservation Areas of Funding Focus
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Education
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Science + Research
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Native Plants + Species