09/02/2026
Come celebrate Latino Conservation Week with us to learn about San Diego's unique wetlands and wildlife!
Join us for San Diego’s 7th Annual Latino Conservation Week, an annual celebration presented by San Diego Bird Alliance in collaboration with the Hispanic Access Foundation and many local partners, including us!
This week consists of free, family-friendly community events celebrating our region's incredible wetlands, wildlife, and the people working to protect them. We hope to create welcoming outdoor spaces where the Latinx community can explore, learn, and feel inspired to take action for our natural world.
Celebrate the start of Latino Conservation Week with us at a special Wander the Wetlands event! This is a free, bilingual (English/Spanish), family-friendly morning of exploring and learning about the wetlands of Mission Bay right at UC San Diego’s Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve!
Activities include a bilingual plant tour, a water quality talk and demonstration, bird watching, fish seining, learning about new species with iNaturalist, and more! Here you will have the opportunity to discover ways to get involved in protecting our natural spaces and connecting with your community.
When: Saturday, September 12th from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Where: Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve Field Station (Starting location) and Crown Point Stribley Marsh (Ending location)
RSVP for this event by scanning the QR code and you can RSVP for all other Latino Conservation Week events here: https://bit.ly/LCWSD2026
We hope to see you there!