Mt. San Antonio College's Wildlife Sanctuary Gets A Facelift

WALNUT, CA — Mt. San Antonio College's Wildlife Sanctuary received a much-needed facelift and expansion, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune reported.

The Walnut college's Wildlife Sanctuary increased in size from 10 acres to 25 acres and will get a new front entrance constructed, the paper reported. Non-native plants and weeds were also removed from the area and replaced with native coastal sage plants.

A new entrance for the sanctuary is expected to be constructed sometime in April.

The restoration work began in 2018, according to the Tribune. The Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many animals, including redtail hawks, mockingbirds and gnatcatchers.

Visit the San Gabriel Valley Tribune website to read more about the Wildlife Sanctuary.