Keystone Heritage Park and the El Paso Desert Botanical Gardens is an archeological site, an archaic wetlands and a botanical garden. The 58-acre park in El Paso’s Upper Valley is a City-owned property leased to a volunteer Board of Directors who are charged with preserving and developing the Park. Keystone Wetlands is home to many species of birds and is a stop on a migratory route for even more. Over 230 species of birds have been spotted there. The Botanical Garden at Keystone is a project started by the Junior League of El Paso in the year 2000. In 2003, the Rotary Club of El Paso The Garden encompasses features such as a Xeric demonstration garden, a children’s garden, an amphitheater, a moonlight garden, an ethno-botanical garden.