Sea and Desert Interpretive Association
The Sea and Desert Interpretive Association (SDIA) is a non-profit organization partnered with the California Department of Parks and Recreation for the betterment of the Salton Sea region. The Salton Sea is 15 miles wide, 35 miles long, and is California’s largest body of water. It is home to fish such as the endangered Desert Pup Fish and to millions of Tilapia. Over 400 species of birds make the Salton Sea area their winter home.
SDIA helps to raise funds to keep open the Salton Sea State Recreation Area, and to educate the public as to the importance of restoring, preserving and protecting the Salton Sea. The Association promotes activities that interpret the natural and historical resources of the area, and also operates the Visitors Center, Camp Store, and kayak rentals. SDIA’s many activities and efforts are supported by a dynamic corps of volunteers.
The Sea and Desert Interpretive Association has proven itself to be a valuable asset to visitors and staff at the Salton Sea State Recreation Area. Join the Association and help in the efforts to save the Salton Sea! Please visit the Sea and Desert Interpretive Association website: www.seaanddesert.org.
Sea and Desert Interpretive Association
Salton Sea State Recreation Area
100-225 State Park Road
North Shore, CA 92254
TEL (760) 393-3810