Dos Palmas Preserve

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Dos Palmas Preserve is a protected natural area in Southern California known for its desert wetlands, palm oases, and diverse wildlife habitats within the Mojave and Colorado desert region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nature reserve
protected area
designatedAs Area of Critical Environmental Concern
governedBy conservation easements
hasClimate arid
hasConservationPurpose habitat protection for sensitive species
protection of desert wetlands
protection of palm oases
hasEcosystemType desert riparian habitat
desert wetland
palm oasis
hasFauna Yuma clapper rail
linked to: Ridgway's rail

bighorn sheep
burrowing owl
desert pupfish
migratory birds
hasFeature desert washes
marshes
palm groves
hasFlora California fan palm
mesquite
saltbush
hasHydrologySource artesian wells
natural springs
hasLandUseRestriction limited public access
prohibition of off-road vehicles
hasManagementGoal control of invasive species
restoration of natural hydrology
hasVegetationType desert scrub
oasis woodland
isAccessibleFor hiking
wildlife viewing
isImportantFor migratory bird stopover
isInBiome desert
isPartOf Mojave and Colorado Deserts region
linked to: Colorado Desert
locatedIn Colorado Desert
Riverside County, California
linked to: Riverside County

Sonoran Desert ecoregion
linked to: Sonoran Desert

Southern California
United States
locatedNear Salton Sea
managedBy Bureau of Land Management
The Nature Conservancy
partOf Dos Palmas Area of Critical Environmental Concern
linked to: Dos Palmas Preserve

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Dos Palmas Preserve partOf Dos Palmas Area of Critical Environmental Concern
linked to: Dos Palmas Preserve