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350 E Galleria Dr, Henderson, NV 89011
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4worldlovers: Located within the Water Reclamation Facility and sits on approximately 140 acres.
It is home to thousands of migratory waterfowl as well as numerous resident desert birds. There are nine ponds available for birding, surrounded by five miles of trail that are both paved and soft surfaces. The paved path is approximately 3/4 of a mile long and is accessible by wheelchair. The soft surfaces are mostly level and allow for easy walking. When you visit, expect to do a lot of walking and allow yourself adequate time to visit the area. We also recommend that you wear appropriate clothing and comfortable, sturdy shoes. Bring water, a hat, and wear sunscreen. If you do not have binoculars, we have some available for you to use.
Please do not feed the birds or wildlife. The Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve is located on the eastern edge of the Pacific Migratory Flyway and many of the birds that come here are temporary visitors. Feeding wildlife disrupts natural feeding behaviors and encourages an unhealthy association with humans. Pets are not permitted at this facility.
The Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve offers a variety of programming and events for the public to enjoy such as an outdoor classroom for scientific students, educational programs and recreation opportunities. Please visit the Hiking and Outdoor page to see all upcoming Park and Recreation outdoor activities!
Celebrate National Bird Day with this FREE event at the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. Staff will offer free bird tours on our bird mobile. Tours will be scheduled every hour until noon. We will have experts on-site to answer your questions.
Celebrate National Seed Swapping Day with this FREE event and get ready to plant new items in your garden. We will have seeds available for swapping and encourage fellow gardeners to bring seeds to add to our seed library. Gardening experts will be on-site to assist with questions.
Please join us as we spend a day taking care of the place that means so much to our migratory bird friends. Work gloves and trash bags will be provided as we pick up trash, debris and cut back some of the invasive plant species at the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring water, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
Take an after-hours walk through the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. Birds are most active at dawn and dusk, so if you are a night owl, this is for you. A fun and educational time will be had for children and adults alike. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Birds sing, hunt and soar during this event as campers become honorary ornithologists (bird scientists).
Enjoy some time in the outdoors on our self-guided egg hunt at the Bird Viewing Preserve. Registered participants receive a map and sticker set before they scavenger around the preserve to find eggs. When an egg is located, a sticker is placed on your map over that location. Completed maps can be redeemed for a designated prize in our Bird Preserve Gift Shop. Please leave all eggs in the hiding spaces for others to enjoy the game. You must be registered to receive a prize.
Contact cohparksreservations@cityofhenderson.com or call 702-267-5707 for more information on reserving classrooms for your next visit.
While you're here, be sure to stop by our gift shop. We have a nice selection of souvenirs, educational materials, and gifts for every bird lover.
March's Monarch Garden includes interpretive signage as well as a serene walking path, which features milkweed and nectar plants that were specifically selected as nourishment for the butterflies.
In addition to having the experience of seeing these of eye-catching butterflies in a natural habitat, our garden visitors also will be able to view – and take selfies with – a stunning double-sided mural created by local artist Shan Michael Evans.
Monarch butterflies are on the endangered species list and the Monarch Butterfly Garden aims to help with their preservation while providing educational opportunities to Henderson residents.
March's Monarch Garden is dedicated to and honors former Mayor Debra March’s 13 years of service to the City of Henderson and its award-winning park system. Under her leadership, the City opened 37 parks and added 184 miles of trails.
It is home to thousands of migratory waterfowl as well as numerous resident desert birds. There are nine ponds available for birding, surrounded by five miles of trail that are both paved and soft surfaces. The paved path is approximately 3/4 of a mile long and is accessible by wheelchair. The soft surfaces are mostly level and allow for easy walking. When you visit, expect to do a lot of walking and allow yourself adequate time to visit the area. We also recommend that you wear appropriate clothing and comfortable, sturdy shoes. Bring water, a hat, and wear sunscreen. If you do not have binoculars, we have some available for you to use.
Please do not feed the birds or wildlife. The Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve is located on the eastern edge of the Pacific Migratory Flyway and many of the birds that come here are temporary visitors. Feeding wildlife disrupts natural feeding behaviors and encourages an unhealthy association with humans. Pets are not permitted at this facility.
The Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve offers a variety of programming and events for the public to enjoy such as an outdoor classroom for scientific students, educational programs and recreation opportunities. Please visit the Hiking and Outdoor page to see all upcoming Park and Recreation outdoor activities!
Celebrate National Bird Day with this FREE event at the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. Staff will offer free bird tours on our bird mobile. Tours will be scheduled every hour until noon. We will have experts on-site to answer your questions.
Celebrate National Seed Swapping Day with this FREE event and get ready to plant new items in your garden. We will have seeds available for swapping and encourage fellow gardeners to bring seeds to add to our seed library. Gardening experts will be on-site to assist with questions.
Please join us as we spend a day taking care of the place that means so much to our migratory bird friends. Work gloves and trash bags will be provided as we pick up trash, debris and cut back some of the invasive plant species at the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring water, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
Take an after-hours walk through the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. Birds are most active at dawn and dusk, so if you are a night owl, this is for you. A fun and educational time will be had for children and adults alike. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Birds sing, hunt and soar during this event as campers become honorary ornithologists (bird scientists).
Enjoy some time in the outdoors on our self-guided egg hunt at the Bird Viewing Preserve. Registered participants receive a map and sticker set before they scavenger around the preserve to find eggs. When an egg is located, a sticker is placed on your map over that location. Completed maps can be redeemed for a designated prize in our Bird Preserve Gift Shop. Please leave all eggs in the hiding spaces for others to enjoy the game. You must be registered to receive a prize.
Contact cohparksreservations@cityofhenderson.com or call 702-267-5707 for more information on reserving classrooms for your next visit.
While you're here, be sure to stop by our gift shop. We have a nice selection of souvenirs, educational materials, and gifts for every bird lover.
March's Monarch Garden includes interpretive signage as well as a serene walking path, which features milkweed and nectar plants that were specifically selected as nourishment for the butterflies.
In addition to having the experience of seeing these of eye-catching butterflies in a natural habitat, our garden visitors also will be able to view – and take selfies with – a stunning double-sided mural created by local artist Shan Michael Evans.
Monarch butterflies are on the endangered species list and the Monarch Butterfly Garden aims to help with their preservation while providing educational opportunities to Henderson residents.
March's Monarch Garden is dedicated to and honors former Mayor Debra March’s 13 years of service to the City of Henderson and its award-winning park system. Under her leadership, the City opened 37 parks and added 184 miles of trails.
Jose Deliz: Excellent place to walk and watch birds. Perfect to relax or read a book.
Billy R. Webb (BDUB): A pic is worth a thousand I likes; great pick.
Judith Lautner: Beautiful, peaceful, accessible. What a treasure.
Sonnette Lowe: Just what my soul needed
Cindy Eggersgluess: This is a great stop to escape the business of the Las Vegas Strip. Easy and level walking trails. We saw many varieties of birds, trees, bushes, a king snake, and bullfrog! The staff were helpful and pleasant. They even sell cold bottled water for only $1. Our group spent about 2 hours exploring here.Restrooms: Nice clean restrooms
Daniel Frazier: Must visit anytime in Las Vegas. Nature at its finest. Friendly staff and lots to explore. Plus it's free.
Alex Shakhov: Great park. Good people work here. We have seen many birds, rabbits, and tortoises. They have a very nice little museum inside. Easy parking. This park is great for a morning walk with your little ones.
Mark Denny: Always good. Very peaceful. Lots of shade.
