Nestlings and Fledglings
Willapa Nature Notes
Willapa National Wildlife Refuge consists of over 17,000 acres of tidelands, temperate rainforest, ocean beaches, and small streams. The refuge preserves habitat for spawning wild salmon, hundreds of thousands of migrating shorebirds and waterfowl, including threatened species.
The Friends of the Willapa Wildlife Refuge, a nonprofit, works to support refuge programs and enhance awareness and appreciation of the refuge. This weekly program is a window into the diverse flora and fauna of the area, and highlights the organization’s activities throughout the year.
For more information visit fws.gov/refuge/willapa or contact info@friendsofwillaparefuge.org
Enigmatic Epiphytes
Rethinking Lawns
Saturday, August 5th events at Willapa National Wildlife Refuge
Starting Birdwatching
Elderberry
The Impact of Fireworks
Pacific Tree Frogs
Lady Fern
Green Crabs
More Bugs Equals More Birds
Great Blue Herons
Cedar Trees of Long Island Grove
Lyngbye Sedge
Phytoplankton
Biodiversity
Old Growth Forests
Crow or Raven: How to tell between these two large black birds
Snowshoe hares
Spring Equinox
Bobcats
Red-winged Blackbirds
Breaking Hibernation
Refuge Policy
Peregrine Falcon
King Tides
Snowy Owl
Winter Wildlife Habitat
Eelgrass
King Tides