Key West National Wildlife Refuge

Key West National Wildlife Refuge protects a scattered chain of mangrove islands west of the Southernmost Point—critical habitat for nesting seabirds, sea turtles, and migrating species most people will never see. No roads, no docks, just wild Florida keys doing what they’ve done for centuries. These remote islands filter storms, shelter wildlife, and prove that not all refuges need visitor centers to matter. Rep the lands working hardest when no one’s watching.