The city of Lompoc has released its bilingual 2025 conservation calendar, featuring original artwork created by students from Lompoc Valley Middle School (LVMS). The calendar is available for free to the public.

Student artists featured in Lompoc's 2025 conservation calendar are recognized at Lompoc City Hall. (Courtesy photo)
Student artists featured in Lompoc’s 2025 conservation calendar are recognized at Lompoc City Hall. (Courtesy photo)

The student artwork was created under the guidance of LVMS art teacher Peggy Andrews, in keeping with the theme Cultivating a Conservation Ethic.

Through Andrews’ introduction to graphic design class, students learn essential design principles, develop skills using computer software, and explore potential career paths in the creative field.

Lompoc city staff voted on their favorite student artwork created for the project, and these designs were placed in the calendar. Student artists were recognized during a reception at Lompoc City Hall.

Featured student artists are:

Front Cover: Giovanni Osornio
January: Leila Juarez
February: Pedro Torres-Rodriguez
March: Andrea Ceballos
April: Jose Nunfio Pagan
May: Rosa Vega
June: Celeste Vang
July: Brandon Thirkill Torres
August: Nicole Zepeda
September: Emily Barragan
October: Steven Legaspi Gallardo
November: Dulce Cuevas Zaragoza
December: Emily Naranjo
Back Cover: Giselle Rivera Hernandez

The 2025 conservation calendar is available for free while supplies last at the following locations:

  • Anderson Recreation Center, 125 W. Walnut Ave.

  • Lompoc City Hall, 100 Civic Center Plaza
  • 
Lompoc Public Library, 501 E. North Ave.

  • Lompoc Aquatic Center, 207 W. College Ave.

  • Dick DeWees Community and Senior Center, 1120 W. Ocean Ave.