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

Join us this Saturday as we celebrate the Birds!

Every 2nd Saturday of the Month activities alternate between bird walks and fish seining, both are great opportunities to learn what lives in the marsh! This Saturday 10/12/24 the planned activtiy is going to be constructing Ridgway Rail Rafts that will eventually be put out in the marsh for the next breeding season to be used as nests. No registration required.

Educational docents are available to answer your questions about all things wetlands, birds, and ReWild Mission Bay. Spotting scopes and binoculars will be available to use on bird watching days.

Nature lovers, bird enthusiasts and anyone interested in learning more about the habitat existing in the heart of our city are welcome! Learn about the birds at Kendall-Frost Marsh and discover the natural history and restoration progress in Mission Bay. Take in the extraordinary sights found only in protected habitats like this one.

We will be meeting at the northern end of 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

• Google Maps Link

Want to be a docent for this program? Email Cassandra our Volunteer Coordinator at cgonzalez@sandiegobirdalliance.org to find out how to get involved.

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