Quartz Valley Red Angus

Kern National Wildlife Refuge, located in the southern San Joaquin Valley of California, serves as a vital conservation area, offering diverse habitats that support several endangered species. The refuge attracts approximately 8,200 visitors annually, providing opportunities for wildlife viewing and waterfowl hunting.

Through the maintenance and restoration of native habitats, Kern National Wildlife Refuge not only preserves a remnant of historic valley uplands but also enhances environmental education programs aimed at enriching the experience of visitors. With a six-mile auto route traversing its wetlands, the refuge showcases the beauty of California's natural landscapes while ensuring the protection of its unique ecosystems.

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