Have you ever wondered what wildlife lives in the Kendall Frost Marsh? 

Join us this Saturday for Birding!

Every 2nd Saturday of the Month activities alternate between bird outings and fish seining, both are great opportunities to learn what lives in the marsh! 

On birding days, educational docents will be on hand to share fascinating insights about the marsh’s birds, wetlands, and ongoing restoration efforts through the ReWild Mission Bay project. Spotting scopes and binoculars will be available for you to use as we search for resident and migratory bird species in this protected habitat.

Whether you're a seasoned bird watcher or simply curious about the marsh's natural history, this is a fantastic opportunity to connect with nature right in the heart of San Diego. Discover the rich natural history of the marsh, learn about the birds that call it home, and take in the extraordinary sights of this vital ecosystem.

We will be meeting at the southern end at Crown Point Park near the dirt lot. 

• Parking: San Diego, CA 92109

• Address: Crown Point Dr, San Diego, CA 92109

• Coordinates: 32°47'21.2"N 117°13'54.8"W

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Important Notes:

• Age: This event is suitable for all ages, though children must be accompanied by an adult.

• Accessibility: Please be aware that the terrain will include uneven sandy beaches. Expect to travel a short distance from the parking area to the meeting point and navigate uneven terrain, so be prepared for a bit of a trek.

• Weather Reminder: The event will take place rain or shine, but please check for updates in case of severe weather conditions.

• Safety: Please stay within the designated areas and respect the natural environment.

Want to Make a Bigger Impact? Volunteer with us! Contact Cassandra at cgonzalez@sandiegobirdalliance.org to learn more about becoming a docent or supporting the program.

This is a partnership project between UC San Diego Natural Reserve System and San Diego Bird Alliance.