About the Interpretive Center
The Huntington Beach Conservancy's Visitors Interpretive Center is now open to the public. The Center's displays, three years in the making, were funded with $650,000 in grants from the California Coastal Conservancy and other agencies. The Center features a large wetlands diorama, educational displays on the ecological role of coastal wetlands and their restoration and threats, and a unique interactive display on diagnosing and caring for sick and injured wildlife.
The Interpretive Center is located at 21900 PCH (corner of PCH and Newland). For a tour of the Center and our Magnolia Marsh, please email us or call us to arrange a time.
Education Program
Educating the public in the importance of coastal wetlands and the protection of wildlife habitat is a key goal of the Conservancy. In May 2014 we completed installation of the educational and interpretive displays in our Wetlands and Wildlife Care and Education Center.
Our interpretive center is now open to the public, and we are seeking volunteers to serve as docents to staff the Center and to conduct tours of the adjacent Magnolia Marsh.