TOP 30 Wildlife conservation education in Alpine, California

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Located in Redwood City, California, the David C. Daniels Nature Center offers visitors a unique experience overlooking Alpine Pond at Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve. Opened in 1996, this nature center features imaginative displays that are enjoyable for both children and adults. The center was partially funded by the Peninsula Open Space Trust and the Daniels family in memory of their son, David C. Daniels. The Daniels Nature Center serves as a starting point for exploring the environment of Alpine Pond and the surrounding Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve. Visitors can enjoy a 1/2-mile easy access trail that loops around Alpine Pond, providing a peaceful and serene setting to observe wildlife and seasonal changes.

Lions Tigers & Bears is Southern California's only fully accredited rescue, sanctuary, and educational facility for big cats, bears, and other exotic animals. Located at 24402 Martin Way in Alpine, California, this institution is not your average zoo - it is a place where animals are given a second chance at life and where visitors can learn about conservation and animal welfare. Come visit this unique park and tourist attraction to see these majestic creatures up close and support their important mission.