Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge, located just twenty miles south of Washington, D.C., serves as a vital sanctuary for migratory birds and urban dwellers seeking respite from city life. With over 200 bird species and diverse habitats, the refuge offers a peaceful escape and opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts to observe a variety of avian and insect species.
Through projects, research, and conservation efforts, the refuge actively engages in habitat preservation and species management to protect the rich biodiversity found within its boundaries. Visitors can explore trails, attend events, and participate in volunteer opportunities to support the refuge's mission of wildlife conservation and environmental stewardship.
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