Pixley National Wildlife is a Refuge good place to visit to observe wildlife. Staff-led education programs may be available by scheduling an event with the refuge office.
Take your pick of 2,100 miles of refreshing trails and boardwalks. Whether you want a short, easy walk or a challenging hike, you’re likely to find what you want. Some trails are paved and universally accessible. Some trails include displays on visual arts, local history and culture or environmental education.
Painting and sketching in nature is possible at nearly all sites open to the public. Sometimes, sites host public displays of artworks created on the refuge.
Visit our environmental education page or contact the Kern National Wildlife Refuge to schedule school programs.
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