Stanfield Marsh Wildlife and Waterfowl Preserve offers a serene environment for bird watching and nature walks, attracting outdoor enthusiasts to its scenic surroundings.
Located in Big Bear Lake, California, the Stanfield Marsh Wildlife and Waterfowl Preserve covers marshland and riparian habitat that provides refuge to numerous bird species and wildlife. Established as a dedicated area for the protection of waterfowl and other animals, the preserve's tranquil setting makes it ideal for bird watchers and photographers alike. The marshland is a vital component of the local ecosystem, offering a stopping point for migratory birds and a breeding ground for various species. Visitors can enjoy gently trodden pathways and viewing platforms designed to minimize human impact while allowing an intimate look at the area's natural beauty. Seasonal changes bring diverse wildlife viewing opportunities, and the preserve stands as a testament to the importance of conservation efforts in maintaining habitat for future generations.
Bird watching from dedicated viewing platforms
Variety of migratory and resident bird species
Seasonal wildflower blooms
Access to Big Bear Lake's surrounding recreational activities
Platforms constructed to provide unobstructed views of the marsh and its wildlife.
Home to various bird species and aquatic plants, crucial for the ecosystem's health.
Educational signs along the trails provide information about local flora and fauna.