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COYOTE POINT MUSEUM PLANS WILDLIFE CENTER
Source: ANN MURAKAMI, Mercury News Staff Writer
By Spring 1991, people will be able to walk on the wild side and rub elbows with Bay Area animals in a new wildlife center at the Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo. Construction is expected to begin later this month for the three-acre center, which will feature every creature native to the area, from river otters to banana slugs. The center, in the Coyote Point Recreation Area, will include large rock formations with pockets of exhibits housing small mammals. The entire outcrop area will be
Published on October 4, 1989, Page 10, San Jose Mercury News (CA)