Edmunds Well Wildlife Sanctuary Programs

OUR PROGRAMS

Individual and/or group participation will be entirely dependent upon the appropriate responsible party. Some of the available natural experiences are:

Exploration of the Central Oregon High Desert: This includes the coming and passing of Native Americans and Homesteaders as well as Geological and Biological History.
Wildlife Observation on the Edmunds Well Wildlife Sanctuary, the neighboring "Summer Lake Wildlife Area", the Summer Lake Basin, the Fort Rock and Christmas Valley areas. Year around residents of the Summer Lake Basin also include muskrats, raccoons, bobcats, coyotes, badger, weasels, cougar, black bear, antelope and deer, plus many more.
Star Gazers: Clear night skies without surrounding lights provide a wealth of adventure for all levels.
Fishing & Hiking: Match your skills with Trout, Largemouth Bass, Crappe, and Bluegill to hearts delights. You will be able to "Catch and Release" or "Catch your Dinner" in a different spot everyday.

Fishing: Match your skills with Trout, Largemouth Bass, Crappe, and Bluegill to hearts delights. You will be able to "Catch and Release" or "Catch your Dinner" in a different spot everyday.

Wildlife Observation on the Edmunds Well Wildlife Sanctuary, the neighboring "Summer Lake Wildlife Area", the Summer Lake Basin, the Fort Rock and Christmas Valley areas.

Bird Watching: For the Bird Watcher, the Sanctuary and surrounding area are nesting sites and staging areas for both North and South Migration periods. Migrating snow geese and swans, nesting and migrating Canada geese, ducks, sandhill cranes, pelicans, herons, countless shore and song birds are among the species that you will encounter.
Sanctuary Improvement Activities such as building observation and photography blinds, trail signs, bench and trail construction, planting of bird and animal cover and food source vegetation will be encouraged by groups and visitors, All such activities will be voluntary.

Exploration of the Central Oregon High Desert: This includes the coming and passing of Native Americans and Homesteaders as well as Geological and Biological History.

Star Gazers: Clear night skies without surrounding lights provide a wealth of adventure for all levels.

Fishing & Hiking: Match your skills with Trout, Largemouth Bass, Crappe, and Bluegill to hearts delights. You will be able to "Catch and Release" or "Catch your Dinner" in a different spot everyday.

Sanctuary Improvement Activities such as building observation and photography blinds, trail signs, bench and trail construction, planting of bird and animal cover and food source vegetation will be encouraged by groups and visitors, All such activities will be voluntary.