Docent Tour at Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing

Free but reservations required: If you’ve ever wondered how it came to be, how wildlife will use it, or what is happening when you drive under it every day, please join us on a docent tour to learn about the impact, design, and function of the world’s largest wildlife crossing. Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing Docent Tours include information on our local wildlife population, crossing design features and the habitat restoration included in the crossing project. You’ll have a chance to ask questions and view the work in progress (from a distance). Each tour is approximately 50 minutes in length, and full details, including views and trail conditions, can be found on the reservations page. Reservations are required for this free program. Visit https://101wildlifecrossing.org - click on Get Involved/Docent Tours. Groups and Scout Troops are welcome - please contact us directly at bassok@nwf.org to arrange.