ABOUT FAQS RESOURCES CONTACT Video Gallery HOME VIDEO GALLERY Kern Water Bank Wildlife Pond Drone Shot SEARCH KERN WATER BANK AUTHORITY 1620 Mill Rock Way, Suite 500 Bakersfield, CA 93311 661-398-4000 ABOUT Background & Key Dates Infrastructure Community & Culture Location Project Facilities Governance and Board of Directors Staff RESOURCES Photo Galleries Video Gallery Conservation Bank Annual Reports ENVIRONMENTAL Environmental Permits Groundwater Sustainability Wildlife Species Conservation Bank Recharge & Recovery Geology & Groundwater Quality Greenhouse Gases and KWB Recovery Programs OTHER LINKS FAQs Meeting Agendas Contact Us © Copyright 2021 All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions

ABOUT FAQS RESOURCES CONTACT Wildlife Species HOME WILDLIFE SPECIES Preserving and Restoring Habitat The Kern Water Bank (KWB) is regularly recognized as one of the finest examples of restored native upland and wetland habitat in the United States. KWB provides habitat to tens of thousands of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and plants, and has become a regular stop for migratory birds along the Pacific Flyway. You can learn more about the wildlife species encountered in the Kern Water Bank on these pages. Wildlife Species Sensitive Wildlife Species Protected Natural Habitat Intermittent Wetland Habitat Upland Habitat Wildlife Surveys SEARCH KERN WATER BANK AUTHORITY 1620 Mill Rock Way, Suite 500 Bakersfield, CA 93311 661-398-4000 ABOUT Background & Key Dates Infrastructure Community & Culture Location Project Facilities Governance and Board of Directors Staff RESOURCES Photo Galleries Video Gallery Conservation Bank Annual Reports ENVIRONMENTAL Environmental Permits Groundwater Sustainability Wildlife Species Conservation Bank Recharge & Recovery Geology & Groundwater Quality Greenhouse Gases and KWB Recovery Programs OTHER LINKS FAQs Meeting Agendas Contact Us © Copyright 2021 All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions