• Land Management
  • Habitat Connectivity
• Education
  • Higher Education
  • Scholarships and Student Support
  • Professional and Teacher Training
  • K-12
  • Community and Continuing Education

• Visiting the Reserve
• Project Registry
• Mission Trails' visitor website

• Species List
• Weather Data
• Hydrological Data
• Imaging Data
• GIS & Maps

• Downloads
• Bibliography

Fortuna Mountain Research Reserve consists of 500 acres located within the boundaries of Mission Trails Regional Park, San Diego, California. At the Mission Trails Visitor and Interpretive Center information can be found on the park's history, natural plant and animal communities, and various activities and destinations within the park.
Fact Sheet

Habitats
Habitats included within the park boundaries are riparian, oak forests, coastal sage scrub, grasslands, and chaparral. A wide variety of birds, mammal, insects, ect.. can be found on the park grounds.
Habitat

Research and Education Support
There are no facilities at FMRR however, there is the Mission Trails Park Visitor Center available on a requested basis.
Facilities

Staff

Staff