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New Midway Atoll NWR: Life in the midst of the world's largest albatross colony (pdf, 156 KB)
- Saturday, November 29th at 3 pm in the Visitor Center
- Join the former Midway Atoll NWR manager, Barry
Christenson and discover
the seabirds and marine life
that make Midway, a tiny
little island in the Pacific,
fantastic. Learn some of the
history which is so important
to the current mission. And
simply enjoy the pictures of
beautiful scenery, birds,
birds and even more birds! Sign up today!
New Results for the Sacramento, Delevan, and Llano Seco Ranch youth hunts.
New Explore the refuge with us during an interpretive program!
- Come witness the magnificence of the Sacramento National WIldlife Refuge's wintering waterfowl as our refuge naturalists guide you through wetland habitats on the auto tour, bring the kids for fun activities, discover what mystery geocaching is all about or join our resident photographer as he guides you through our different refuges to capture the perfect shot. See the schedule and more information on the wildlife observation page.
New Birding Trips with Altacal Audubon Society
- November 30, Sunday - Gray Lodge Wildlife Area, Trip Leader: Jennifer Patten
- December 6, Saturday – Raptor Run, Trip Leader: TBA
New Get Outdoors, It's Yours! A place for kids to explore!
- Get outdoors, it's yours is a national campaign focused on getting America's youth outside and engaging with nature. The goal of this interagency initiative is to encouge children and their families to spend more time participating in outdoor activities whether through educational programs, simple recreation or stewardship activities.
New Draft Environmental Assessment for Codora Unit
Mystery Geocaching!
- Come explore the Sacramento NWR Complex by combining nature and technology on our high-tech scavenger hunt!
Photographer's Guidelines and Photo Blind
Watch Refuge Videos
Volunteer
Opportunities
Wildlife Viewing
Avian Diseases
Contact
us for more information or any questions Sacramento
NWR Complex |
Welcome to the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex, located
approximately 90 miles north of the city of Sacramento. The Complex consists of five national wildlife
refuges (NWR) and three wildlife management areas (WMA)
that comprise over 35,000 acres of wetlands and uplands in the Sacramento
Valley of California. In addition, there are over 32,000 acres of conservation
easements in the Complex. The Refuges and easements serve as resting and
feeding areas for nearly half the migratory birds on the Pacific Flyway. 