TOP 30 Wildlife conservation education in Oceanside, California

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Marshall Park is a beautiful public park located at 1400 Marshall Street in Oceanside, California, United States. This serene park offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, with lush green spaces, walking paths, and plenty of benches for relaxation. Visitors can enjoy picnics, play sports, or simply take in the scenic views of the surrounding area. Marshall Park is the perfect spot for outdoor recreation and enjoying nature in the heart of Oceanside.

Welcome to BVAS Wetlands Reserve Located at 2115 South Tremont Street in the heart of Oceanside, California, the BVAS Wetlands Reserve offers a serene escape into nature, spanning 3.5 acres of rare undeveloped coastal habitat. Nestled alongside the Buena Vista Lagoon Ecological Reserve, our park is a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, including the endangered Light-footed Ridgway's Rail and other rare bird species.

Welcome to Andy Mauro Nature Preserve Nestled in the heart of Oceanside, California, the Andy Mauro Nature Preserve is a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and wildlife alike. Located at the former site of a dairy farm, this 31-acre preserve is a testament to community-driven conservation efforts and a dedication to preserving our natural heritage.