Pinellas National Wildlife Refuge, National Wildlife Refuge in Florida
Pinellas National Wildlife Refuge is a sanctuary for native wildlife including numerous bird species.
Established in 1951 to provide nesting habitat for colonial bird species.
It reflects the American commitment to preserving natural habitats and protecting wildlife.
Access is restricted to protect the sensitive environment; however, bird-watching can be enjoyed from surrounding waters.
Comprises small islands in Boca Ciega Bay, solely dedicated as a breeding ground for seabirds and wading birds.
Location: Florida
Inception: 1951
Website: fws.gov/chassahowitzka/pinellas
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