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Friends of the

Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge

Pelican Van

Outreach Program

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Public Wildlife Refuge Tour

Last Saturday of Every Month

(Except December)

Where: Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge, 800 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach, CA 90740.
When: Saturday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Vans will run from 8:30 to 9:00 to transport visitors from the parking lot to
the refuge, and will then run from 11:00 to 12:00 to take you
back to your car.



**IMPORTANT** Because the National Wildlife Refuge is located on a Naval Weapons Station,

all participants must register at least two days in advance and provide their full name and phone number or they will be denied entrance.

Please call 562-598-1024 (leaving a voice mail is fine)

To Volunteer at the Refuge call:

Refuge Manager Kirk Gilligan at 562-598-1024

:

All Volunteers

must fill-out this form:

Click on the links below,

print the form,

fill it out and bring it with you!!

Volunteer Form

Minors Must have Permission of

Parent or Guardian too!!!

Minor Permission Form

 

The central component of our presentation to students is a video ,"Refuges Are" , that relates the history of the National Wildlife Refuge System as sanctuaries for Endangered Species and Migratory Birds and the Important Work of Volunteers in the Recovery of and Maintenance of these Resources. Click on the Links below to view the video in streaming formats.

For Windows Media Player users with

Dial-up Connections

Click Here to View the video

For Windows Media users with

Broadband Connections

Click Here to View the video

For Apple/Mac users with

Broadband Connections

Click Here to View the video

 

Click here to view the New Video


Click here to view the New Video

 

This website is dedicated to educating the public about the importance of the National Wildlife Refuge System and

Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge in particular.

To schedule a visit from the Pelican Van Education Team to your school or civic group click the icon below.

Click here to see a Report of our adventures on Centennial Caravan Phase One

Refuge Panorama

Click here to view a panorama of the Refuge