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12368 acre Park managed by: United States Fish and Wildlife Service
This refuge, the largest urban wildlife refuge in the country, hosts over 280 species of birds each year over a sprawling complex of open bay, salt ponds, salt marsh, mudflats, and upland habitats.
This refuge, the largest urban wildlife refuge in the country, hosts over 280 species of birds each year over a sprawling complex of open bay, salt ponds, salt marsh, mudflats, and upland habitats.
Located near the Dumbarton Bridge toll plaza in Fremont, the visitor center for this sprawling wildlife refuge overlooks salt marsh, tidal sloughs, mudflats, and salt ponds.
Official Park PageDon Edwards to Coyote Hills
by Ann Sieck
From Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge headquarters, Apay Way Trail climbs to cross Highway 84 atop the toll plaza and immediately ...
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