Glenn Martin National Wildlife Refuge

Glenn Martin National Wildlife Refuge is where the Chesapeake Bay’s wild heart still beats. These islands and marshes shelter bald eagles, delmarva fox squirrels, and countless migratory birds most people will never see. No boardwalks, no visitor centers—just 43,000 acres of working wetlands doing the quiet work of filtering water and protecting shorelines. This refuge proves that the most important public lands aren’t always the most accessible. Rep the places that prioritize wildlife over footfall.