Holly Haven celebrates the Fall & Winter Holiday Season
Happy Thanksgiving! A time of Giving Thanks
Be Responsible and Safe as you celebrate this time of Unity and Gratitude
This year we will be celebrating Christmas in a very special way…
The 2020/2021 Events & Projects Planning Committee will be meeting virtually on November 7th at 10:30 a.m.
All Members, Partners and Volunteers who have signed up on-line are invited to join us
Celebrating Nature & Wildlife at Holly Haven Wildlife Sanctuary
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All Public and Private Events scheduled for October, November & December are still Tentative.
We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to resuming events in the very near future.
(Read our blog posts and Events Pages for more details)
More FREE Events and Kids Workshops will be scheduled for future dates.
We protect native habitats through outreach, education, and research.
Holly Haven has a dual mission -
To support science and environmental and ecological education for people and students of all ages, and
To act as a sanctuary for the protection and preservation of native habitats for wildlife.
About
Find out about Holly Haven,
our mission, our methods, and our goals for the future.
Take Action
Ready to take the next step? You can become a contributor to our cause, or participate yourself.
Holly Haven Wildlife Sanctuary is a certified wildlife sanctuary located in an area that is environmentally sensitive, where the ecosystem and the surrounding areas have been disrupted. However, ongoing measures are being taken to restore calm and balance, to protect the riparian corridor and water sources that are vital to wildlife and vegetation, and to provide natural habitats for displaced wildlife. As a result, the Sanctuary is only open during scheduled events.
A little bit of History...
Holly Haven is a magical place that protects wildlife and transforms people. It is tucked away in a secluded area of Highland, CA at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains and the National Forest. Holly Haven was always meant to be preserved in its natural state, especially for the benefit of wildlife, as more and more of their habitats everywhere are being destroyed. It was also meant to be a place to conduct environmental and biodiversity research and conservation education, and to honor Mother Earth and all living things…
All photos taken at Holly Haven by L. Davide