The Friends of San Diego Wildlife
Refuges is a non-profit citizen’s organization dedicated to
supporting conservation and promoting awareness and appreciation of
the National Wildlife Refuges of San Diego County. These include the
Tijuana Slough, Sweetwater Marsh, San Diego and South San Diego Bay
NWRs.
From back country trails to bayside salt ponds, estuaries, salt
marshes, vernal pools and sand dunes, we are blessed with the beauty
of nature in a very urban setting. By supporting National Wildlife
Refuges, California State Parks and the varied programs that benefit
refuges, we can do our part to ensure that future.
What
we are doing:
• Supporting refuge events and public meetings countywide
• Fundraising for refuge projects
• Publicizing refuges and informing the public about refuges
and their programs
• Partnering with other San Diego natural resource agencies
in support of habitat and wildlife conservation
What you can do: The choice is yours. You can be an active member and attend
our membership meetings, assist in various exciting projects, and
/or serve on the Board of Directors or on a committee – and
meet and work with some wonderful people!
Or, you can participate solely with your annual membership dues
and receive a regular publication to keep you abreast of refuge
activities.