Pacific Flyway Fund

The Pacific Flyway, one of four flyways in north america, is an aerial superhighway that runs from the arctic to patagonia and is traveled by a billion migratory birds. The organization's mission is to inspire the conservation of the Pacific Flyway. The center sits in an ideal interface between human culture and a globally significant natural wetland area. The Pacific Flyway project is still under development and consists of 3 phases: phase 1) develop the walk in the marsh taking visitors through 124 acres of restored and enhanced wetlands on a mile of gravel trails and 4,500 linear feet of raised boardwalks; phase 2) build a 23,000 square foot wonders of wildlife building which will include exhibits, cafe, media room, and administrative offices; and phase 3) build an additional 74,0000 square foot building to house main exhibits displays, learning, and educational classrooms, lecture areas and a large theater. Walk in the marsh is expected to be completed by spring 2023 to the general public for tours and youth education.