Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve

Likewise in Huntington Beach is the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, a standout amongst the most vital wetlands in California, spreading over 1,449 sections of land 586 hectares. The hold is a great spot for climbers, birdwatchers, photos, and nature sweethearts, with 5 miles 8 km of trails to investigate. The wetlands bolster countless and creatures. There are plants local to the territory, for example, waterfront sage clean, and non-local plants brought over after the Spanish initially landed in the region in 1542. The vegetation gives settling grounds to the high number of winged creatures flying through the hold—the best circumstances of year to watch the biggest number of feathered creatures is in the winter or summer. Furthermore, if marine life is more your thing, the wetlands are home to around 80 types of fish and shark.