| Tour the Visitor Center Exhibits and Movies Volunteers and Staff Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Magazine While You Are Here |
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| Tour the Visitor Center The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Visitors Center houses award winning exhibits on the paleontology, archaeology, geology and wildlife of this desert region. Uniquely situated under a desert garden on the west end of Palm Canyon Drive The Visitors Center will be open daily beginning February 22nd and summer hours will resume April 1st. Map |
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| Exhibits A natural history museum for the Park, geologic history and paleontology as well as cultural and natural history, are featured in the exhibits and movies. See the skull of the most complete Mammoth meridionalis (Southern mammoth) found in North America. And find out how these fossils were found and recovered from the desert badlands. Get an entirely new experience in our theater. Three new movies for the 2009-2010 season are now being shown: Lifetime of Adventure Outdoor activities for everyone Anza-Borrego: Behind the Scenes Insiders look at the Visitors Center, Paleontology and Archaeology Labs Anza-Borrego: A Year in the Desert The seasons of the desert revealed The exhibits and movies tell the many stories of this remarkable region. |
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| Volunteers and Staff At the Visitors Center, volunteers and staff are available with advice, directions and information about the Park. And at the bookstore, shop the wide selection of publications about the Park's natural and cultural resources. |
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| Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Magazine The magazine features everything you need to know to start your visit of ABDSP. The ABDSP Magazine is available online at: Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Magazine.pdf |
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| While You are Here Visit the Borrego Springs Chamber of Commerce website for information about Borrego Springs - where to stay, to eat and to shop. http://borregospringschamber.com Visit the Anza-Borrego Foundation website for information about the Park, hikes, lectures and other events sponsored by the Anza-Borrego Institute. www.theabf.org Visit the Galleta Meadows website for information about the art and metal sculptures around town. Some of these sculptures depict mammoths, gomphotheres and other animals that once lived here. New artworks have been added, so be sure to get the map from their website. www.galletameadows.com |
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