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The
Anza-Borrego Desert Natural History Association : Your Guide to the Anza-Borrego
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Anza-Borrego State Park is home
to the largest desert state park in the United States,
offering outstanding desert hiking,
biking,
desert flowers and plants,
birding, reptiles
and amphibians, and fascinating geology, along with the warm sunshine
of Borrego Springs on a winter's day.
Anza-Borrego is a land of many faces, where the twists and turns of each
canyon reveal a unique charm and beauty. From the hot and dry Borrego
badlands to the
green forested slopes of the Laguna mountains, diverse plants and
animals have adapted to many
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Each zone of Anza-Borrego is defined by the
amount of rainfall it receives.
The desert is a harsh land, but life is everywhere. There are incredible
stories to be told of the ways life has adapted and thrives in
Anza-Borrego.
Anza-Borrego is also a place of history, with old mines, historic trails,
rock
art, and other evidence of the Kumeyaay and Cahuilla Indians who lived here before the first
cattlemen arrived.
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Things to do in Borrego
Springs |
Anza-Borrego Online Guide |
Anza-Borrego Flower & Plant Updates
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Anza-Borrego: Plan your visit |
Know your Anza-Borrego plants?
Take the Desert Flower Quiz! |
BRAG: Borrego Rock & Gem Club |
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Birds of Anza-Borrego |
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ABDNHA Store |
Desert Plants |
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Anza-Borrego
Desert Exploration |
Volunteer with ABDNHA in Borrego Springs |
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