Lake Merritt Wild Duck Refuge
Oakland, California • Alameda County
Oakland, California • Alameda County
The Lake Merritt Wild Duck Refuge in Oakland, California, is a significant urban wildlife sanctuary established in 1937. It encompasses a portion of Lake Merritt, a tidal lagoon in the heart of the city, designed to provide habitat and attract migratory waterfowl. The refuge includes a charming, octagonal "duck feeding station" built in 1937.
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