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Seatuck National Wildlife Refuge

Islip, NY 11751

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Islip, New York 11751, United States
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Seatuck National Wildlife Refuge

Welcome to Seatuck National Wildlife Refuge, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Islip, New York. Located on the south shore of Long Island, this 209-acre sanctuary offers a unique blend of upland and wetland habitats, making it a vital oasis amidst a bustling urban landscape. Bordered by the Great South Bay and separated from the Atlantic Ocean by Fire Island, Seatuck is a haven for nature enthusiasts and researchers alike.

Home to over 200 bird species, including many protected under the Migratory Bird Act, Seatuck is a crucial site for wildlife conservation and environmental education. The refuge's diverse habitats, which include old fields, woodlands, saltmarshes, and freshwater wetlands, provide a rich tapestry for both terrestrial and aquatic life. Notable residents include striped burrfish, blue crabs, and horseshoe crabs, alongside a plethora of bird species, making Seatuck a vibrant ecosystem.

Seatuck National Wildlife Refuge is not open to the general public but offers special access for select activities such as biological research and environmental education through a Special Use Permit. Additionally, hunters with Refuge Permits can visit during specified times. This careful management ensures that the refuge continues to serve as a critical conservation area, balancing the needs of wildlife with those of the surrounding community.

Under the stewardship of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Seatuck employs a variety of scientifically sound management practices to promote habitat diversity and species survival. From restoring tidal flows in wetlands to maintaining osprey nesting platforms and conducting wildlife surveys, the refuge is actively managed to support migratory birds, waterbirds, raptors, and other native species.

Whether you're a researcher, educator, or conservation enthusiast, Seatuck National Wildlife Refuge offers a unique opportunity to engage with nature and contribute to the preservation of this invaluable coastal habitat. Join us in our mission to conserve, protect, and enhance the natural treasures of Seatuck for the benefit of present and future generations.

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Billy Hill:
5

"Great place to spend an afternoon in nature. Highly recommend seeing the beautiful landscapes."

1 year ago
Lee D:
5

"Been coming here my whole life, and I most definitely plan to continue. Beauty in the midst of an urban island!"

1 year ago
James Carroll:
5

"Really beautiful refuge. The trails are on the outskirts. Nice. The beach at the end is for the town but the environmental center on the other side of the road is worth checking out and has trails as well. Totally worth it."

almost 4 years ago
Kevin McEvoy Artist:
5

"Well groomed trails, meandering through beautiful bayside marshes. Inside their gorgeous facilities, there is a wonderful educational component that fully fleshes out this institution, and will serve to educate upcoming generations as to the importance of understanding our natural environment."

more 7 years ago
Bob Pinnola:
5

"One of the coolest places on the south shore. Serious environmentalists who know how to have fun, on over 70 acres of natural land, with a restored old mansion rich in history. The Suburban Brothers Band has been playing live music there at all sorts of events for years, including the annual Eco-Carnival."

more 8 years ago
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