A 25-acre wetland on the Bishop Paiute Reservation at 351 Pacu Lane in Bishop, set aside for wildlife habitat, conservation, research, education, and outdoor recreation. Visitors can walk 1.2 miles of trails, follow a self-guided native plant tour, and see two native fish ponds, including a refuge for the Owens pupfish. The area is managed by the Tribe’s Environmental Management Office Natural Resources Program. It hosts public programs, including bird walks organized with the Eastern Sierra Bird Alliance.