Bird's eye view of the park

Stone Lake

Established in 1992, Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is an urban refuge
located 10 miles from downtown Sacramento sandwiched between the city of Elk
Grove and agricultural lands. Conserving and enhancing Central Valley habitat
and wildlife, the refuge hosts a variety of Central Valley habitats including
grassland savannah, riparian forest, wetlands, and native freshwater lakes.
Year-round and seasonal public use activities include the free environmental
education site Blue Heron Trails, docent guided walks, wildlife viewing paddle
program, and a waterfowl hunting program. In addition to these activities, the
refuge also hosts numerous school environmental education field trips and
habitat restoration projects.

<p>Established in 1992, Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is an urban refuge located 10 miles from downtown Sacramento sandwiched between the city of Elk Grove and agricultural lands. Conserving and enhancing Central Valley habitat and wildlife, the refuge hosts a variety of Central Valley habitats including grassland savannah, riparian forest, wetlands, and native freshwater lakes.  Year-round and seasonal public use activities include the free environmental education site <a href="https://fws.gov/refuge/stone-lakes/visit-us/trails" rel="nofollow">Blue Heron Trails</a>, docent guided walks, wildlife viewing paddle program, and a <a href="https://fws.gov/node/262943" rel="nofollow">waterfowl hunting</a> program. In addition to these activities, the refuge also hosts numerous school environmental education field trips and habitat restoration projects.</p>

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