Arcata's 1986 Sewage Wetlands Transformed Into 307-Acre Bird Sanctuary
A wastewater treatment project launched in Arcata, California in 1986 has evolved into a thriving 307-acre wildlife sanctuary. The city converted previously barren industrial land into constructed wetlands as part of an innovative sewage treatment system. The site now draws more than 300 bird species that migrate along the Pacific Flyway. Beyond its environmental function, the sanctuary offers recreational and educational opportunities to the public. The initiative has received national recognition for its sustainable approach to urban wastewater management.
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