National Wildlife Refuge System
From lush tropical forests in Hawaii and the tundra of Alaska to New England’s northeastern forests and the Florida Keys’ warm waters, the National Wildlife Refuge System is the only network of public lands established for wildlife.
They’re critical to wildlife conservation—from the smallest butterflies to polar bears and everything in between. But they also offer exciting recreational opportunities for people too.
Discover more about America’s wildlife refuges and how you can help protect and expand them for all to enjoy at https://defenders.org/national-wildlife-refuge-expansion-campaign
Video Transcript:
Refuge. A place providing shelter from danger or trouble.
The National Wildlife Refuge System is … Continue