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Environmental Education
(For publications,
scroll down to reach individual refuges. For Refuges in Virginia, visit
the refuge web site.)
Refuge |
Facilities |
Alligator River
252-473-1131 |
Creef Cut Wildlife Trail, Sandy Ridge Wildlife Trail, Wildlife
Drive, Fishing Platform. |
* Back Bay
757-721-2412 |
Visitor Center, Outdoor Classroom, trails, Back
Bay, workshops, EE Packets, and more....
Visit: http://www.fws.gov/backbay/education.htm |
Cedar Island
252-926-4021 |
Boat ramps available. |
Currituck
252-429-3100 |
Vehicular access requires 4X4. |
*Great Dismal Swamp
757-986-3705 |
A refuge orientation, film presentations, slide programs and outdoor
classroom activities are available to organized school, civic, and
professional groups. Advance reservations are required for all programs
and may be made by phoning the refuge headquarters. Vehicle access
is permitted for research and outdoor classroom groups only. |
*Mackay Island
252-429-3100 |
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Mattamuskeet
252-926-4021 |
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Pea Island
252-987-1118 |
Visitor Center, wildlife trails, public access to
beach and sound. |
Pee Dee
704-694-4424 |
Wildlife trails, wildlife drive, fishing (no platform). |
Pocosin Lakes
252-796-3004 |
Visitor Center, film, outdoor classroom, boardwalk. |
Roanoke River
252-794-3808 |
Visitor Center, information kiosk, Kuralt Trail. |
Swanquarter
252-926-4021 |
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* Refuges are actually located, all or part, in Virginia.
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