Category: National Wildlife Refuge

San Luis National Wildlife Refuge

11/27/2020

My daughter and I had a fantastic trip to the main campus of the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge, which is part of the San Luis NWR Complex in the Central Valley. November is a great season to visit--the fall colors were gorgeous and we saw so many Sandhill cranes. I recommend that you check out the "Seasons of Wildlife" page before you go to get a sense for what kind of wildlife you might see on a given month.

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Newark Slough at the Don Edwards Visitor's Center

9/26/2020

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The day after going to Coyote Hills with my family, I decided to head back to the marshes for a longer solo hike. I returned to Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge to explore a trail near the Visitor's Center that was new to me: the 5-mile loop along Newark Slough.

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Return to San Joaquin NWR

5/25/2020

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My daughter and I had so much fun the last time we went to San Joaquin National Wildlife Refuge that we decided to make a return visit.

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Pelican Trail at San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge

5/14/2020

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The San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge is one of the refuges in the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex. Of all the refuges, this one has the longest trail, so my daughter and I decided to try this park out first yesterday on a maiden voyage to the complex. We had a blast, and I know that we will be coming back here in the winter to see the great migration of Aleutian cackling geese and Sandhill cranes. I was really excited that we saw several Riparian brush rabbits right near the parking lot.

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San Luis National Wildlife Refuge

Newark Slough at the Don Edwards Visitor's Center

Return to San Joaquin NWR

Pelican Trail at San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge

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