Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge

Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge is where the Atlantic Flyway funnels millions of migrating birds through a 1,127-acre bottleneck of maritime forest and coastal habitat. This is critical stopover territory—warblers, raptors, and monarchs depend on it. Positioned at the southern tip of the Delmarva Peninsula, it’s a birder’s paradise and a testament to habitat conservation done right. Rep the refuge that keeps migration alive.