The reserve is an excellent place to see unique wildlife and habitats. Explore these habitats along a two-mile loop trail or visit smaller sections at a time. Along this trail you’ll find 19 interpretive signs with associated downloadable podcasts that provide additional information. Two turnouts along Slough Road provide parking for birdwatching on the Devereux Slough. Visit the Natural Resources page to see a photographic field guide of most species found in the reserve. Self-guided tours by individuals do not require a reservation. Group tours require a reservation on rams.ucnrs.org
Kelp Forest
Recent Cultural History
The Chuma
Coal Oil Point Reserve
The Santa Barbara Channel
Western Snowy Plover
Beach Ecosystem
Coastal Dunes
Dune Swale Pond
Salt Marsh
Coastal Dunes
Habitat Restoration
Grassland
Coal Oil Point Reserve II
Global Climate Change
Devereux Watershed
Devereux Slough
Vernal Pools
Phenology
Coastal Sage Scrub