You can visit the pier for birdwatching or take a hike through the meandering trails of the wildlife refuge. The nature walk is accessible year-round and offers several activity options. Viewing platforms and picnic tables are spread throughout the reserve for visitors.
Some of the popular birds in the area include egrets, pelicans, coots, seagulls, ducks, spoonbills, and herons. As a responsible parent, you have every right to worry about the quality of education your kids will get in any prospective community. It has 60 campuses and more than 39, students.
Barnes Elementary School ranked higher than the majority of the elementary schools in Texas. They have a special education division and some students were enrolled in English and bilingual language learning programs.
Dorothy Adkins is the newest middle school in the area. King High School is one of the largest high schools in the area and is classified as a 5A school by the University Interscholastic League.
Come and enjoy the sounds on guitar, ukulele, piano, violin, and songs! See flyer for more details. The event is FREE. Join our discussion! You will receive a confirmation email and invoice for your trip within 48 hours.
Book your child's birthday party with us! Come celebrate the special day as you and your party guests discover the preserve and have fun. Pick from our three options per age group. See the flyer below for more details. This four-day competition was part of a statewide network of city nature challenges that individuals, couples and families joined to document our local biodiversity.
From those observations, species have been identified. We are now calling out to experts asking them to help us continue identifying species for this project. Although identifications no longer count towards the challenge, they are added to the iNaturalist Research-Grade Observation dataset which is accessed by hundreds of scientists and used for their research projects.
For more information, contact the local challenge coordinator Miranda Lopez at or mirandal3 cctexas. We welcome all visitors to contribute to the inventory of wildlife observed at the Oso Bay Wetlands Preserve on our iNaturalist page. This chair allows you to move about on the preserve trails. Come, explore nature in a more enjoyable and accessible way. Address: N. Oso Parkway, Corpus Christi, Texas Trading Post is open during learning center hours listed above.
Trading Post Fact Sheet. Trails can be accessed using the walk-in entrances along N. Oso Parkway and from the Holly hike and bike. After-hours parking is available along N. Access services and report problems. The bay receives fresh water from Oso Creek, a stream whose flow is dominated by permitted discharges, and exchanges salt water with Corpus Christi Bay.
Ecologically, Oso Bay provides habitat for many plants and animals, and plays an influential role in water purification and storm protection. The Laguna Madre is one of only five hypersaline or negative estuaries in the world. The Laguna is a shallow, bar-built coastal lagoon with limited freshwater inflow and a surface area at mean high tide of square miles. The Arroyo Colorado is primarily responsible for freshwater inflow to the lower Laguna Madre.
Ecologically, the Laguna is characterized as exhibiting hypersaline conditions, barren shorelines with extensive wind-tidal flats, extensive submerged seagrass meadows, and a highly productive finfishery.
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