Los Cerritos Wetlands Nature Walk : Salt Marsh Stroll

Learn about restoration ecology at Zedler Marsh, an active restoration site in the Los Cerritos Wetlands. We will explore the different types of plant communities (coastal salt marsh, mulefat scrub, coastal sage scrub) being cultivated for the current and future restoration of the wetlands.

Our walk will begin with a brief orientation about Los Cerritos Wetlands. Tour leaders will discuss some interesting challenges in restoring the Zedler Marsh wetlands area, the restoration techniques they rely on, and the important role of California native plants. Some of the techniques discussed in the tour can be applied to residential landscapes and we encourage participants to plant natives in their yards. There will also be opportunities for birding and other wildlife sightings at Zedler Marsh.

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WHERE: Meet in the driveway at the corner of 1st St and PCH in Seal Beach. Close-toed shoes required, and kids under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. There are no bathrooms along the route so please plan accordingly.

PARKING:The map below shows the new parking spots along the southwest side of 1st Street. This side of the street is usually a “No Parking” Zone; however, parking for the nature walk is currently allowed here with a City of Seal Beach Parking Permit. You can pick up your permit from a staff member at the intersection of 1st and PCH.

If you are coming from Long Beach, turn right onto 1st Street and make a U-turn to park along the curb. If you’re coming from Seal Beach, turn left and make a U-turn to park along the curb. Please remember to return your parking pass at the end of the event. We suggest arriving at least 15 minutes early.

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WHEN: Saturday, June 6th, at 8:00 am sharp! The parking lot gate will open at 7:45 AM and close at 8:10 AM. No latecomers can be admitted, and all participants must stay for the entire walk, which will end by 10:00 AM.

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