Tour Information
A free public walking tour of the Refuge is normally held on
the last Saturday of each month. Interested parties meet
outside the base main gate at 8:30 am. The tour lasts for
approximately two hours and covers a walking distance of one
mile round trip. Reservations are required at least 48 hours
in advance, and no cameras are permitted.
A free public walking tour of the Refuge is normally held on
the last Saturday of each month. Interested parties meet
outside the base main gate at 8:30 am. The tour lasts for
approximately two hours and covers a walking distance of one
mile round trip. Reservations are required at least 48 hours
in advance, and no cameras are permitted.
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Friends of Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge
Visits and Tours
What to Bring
The tour is given by the Friends Of The Seal Beach National Wildlife
Refuge, in cooperation with the Department of the Navy and the Fish
and Wildlife Service. For reservations or more information, contact
the Wildlife Refuge at (562) 598-1024.
Refuge, in cooperation with the Department of the Navy and the Fish
and Wildlife Service. For reservations or more information, contact
the Wildlife Refuge at (562) 598-1024.
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Contact the Webmaster:
nancy@friendsofsealbeachnwr.org
nancy@friendsofsealbeachnwr.org
Last updated January 5, 2012
See the Refuge Tour Flyer for details.
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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer work days occur on the first Wednesday of each month from 8 A.M. until noon, and are open to all
US citizens with a Government ID. Participants must register two days in advance by calling 562-598-1024
and will be picked up from the Main Gate parking lot (800 Seal Beach Blvd.) at 7:55 A.M. Activities typically
involve work in the native plant nursery, planting native plants, weeding, and trash pick-up.
US citizens with a Government ID. Participants must register two days in advance by calling 562-598-1024
and will be picked up from the Main Gate parking lot (800 Seal Beach Blvd.) at 7:55 A.M. Activities typically
involve work in the native plant nursery, planting native plants, weeding, and trash pick-up.