Jun 1 – Zedler Marsh in person!

In person meeting at the Zedler Marsh, 6PM to 7:30 PM, 6990 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803.  (Sundown is around 8 PM)

Zedler Marsh is a 10-acre restored coastal wetland located within the Los Cerritos Wetlands complex, which straddles the border of Long Beach and Seal Beach, California. Managed collaboratively by the Los Cerritos Wetlands Authority and local conservation groups, it serves as an important habitat for threatened native species and migrating birds.  Because Zedler Marsh is an active, sensitive restoration site, public access is generally restricted to organized stewardship days and guided nature walks, so take this opportunity to visit!

Photo from https://scwrp.org/projects/zedler-marsh-meadows-and-hellman-lowlands-restoration-at-los-cerritos-wetlands/

Enter on the dirt road shown in the map below and maintain 5 MPH on the dirt road.

Try this link for a Google map (not 100% guaranteed)

We ask attendees to sign our QR code/online liability waiver for the tour.

6pm-7:30pm CNPS South Coast meeting at Zedler Marsh on Monday, June 1st. Arrive at 6PM for a tour at 6:30pm.

We ask attendees to drive 5mph on the dirt road leading to the parking across from Signal Hill Operations.

See https://chapters.cnps.org/southcoast/?p=3069&preview=true for more information.

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