The San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary is home to the Sea and Sage Audubon House. Founded in 1992, the facility is on Irvine Ranch Water District property and is operated on a daily basis by volunteers and staff of the Sea and Sage Chapter of the National Audubon Society. Audubon offers public tours of the marsh, educational programs, materials and displays, and a reference library for birders, students and nature lovers.

Programs and activities are designed to increase public appreciation and awareness of the beauty and diversity of wildlife in the San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary. 

More than 3,000 students from local schools visit the sanctuary for the Audubon Adventures Program and approximately 12,000 marsh visitors and bird watchers visit the site each year. The San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary is recognized as a premiere birding site.

For more information please call the Sea and Sage Audubon House at (949) 261-7963 or explore their web site: Sea and Sage Audubon Society

Directions to the San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary