Hike with a Ranger - Native Plants in Bloom!

San Diego is home to one of the most biologically diverse hotspots of the world, and the Refuge is no exception.

Come and learn about San Diego's native habitats, such as coastal sage scrub, riparian, cactus scrub, and native grassland. Find out how the US Fish & Wildlife Service is working to protect the sensitive and unique wildlife that live there.  Many times, specialists or "experts" are featured on the hikes, covering special themes such as International Migratory Bird Day, or National Pollinator Week.  Kids and families encouraged!     

"Hike with a Ranger" is on one Saturday per month, usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours, and there is no shade during the hike.  Please bring water, wear sturdy hiking shoes, and bring binoculars and a sketchbook if you have them.  Binoculars are provided to borrow for the hike.  

http://www.fws.gov/refuge/San_Diego/visit/visitor_activities/Monthly_Tours.html