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The National Wildlife Refuge System operates on a "wildlife first" policy as it recognizes the great value these animals have in the world.
Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge is home to several different types of animals, come see what you can find!
Several different types of birds call Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge their home. From Barred Owls to Clapper Rails, there is always something exciting to see.
The vegetation communities present on the refuge include maritime shrub, marsh (e.g., brackish and freshwater), cypress-gum swamp, bay forest, low pocosin, pond pine woodlands, and longleaf pine-coastal fringe sandhill.
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Red wolves, once declared extinct in the wild, have been re-established in eastern North Carolina
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