San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary is a part of the Irvine Ranch Water District
natural treatment system, a restored freshwater wetlands cleansing pollutants from the water before returning it to the San
Diego River just inland from the Upper Newport Bay. Over 200 bird species visit this wetlands. The sanctuary has
12 miles of public trails. The pictures on this page only represent a very small section of the sanctuary. Click here for a trail map, see the links at the end of this page for more info.
Below, a few views of the ponds from the trails near Riparian View.
Below, a few trail pics...
San Diego Creek near the parking lot:
Links for more info (other websites):
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