Springwater National Wildlife Refuge

Springwater National Wildlife Refuge protects 1,800 acres of vital wetlands in the Finger Lakes region—a critical stopover for migrating waterfowl and home to rare species like the bog turtle. These quiet marshes and forests do essential work: filtering water, storing floodwaters, and providing sanctuary for wildlife that depends on disappearing wetland habitats. Not famous, but irreplaceable. Rep a refuge that proves conservation happens in every corner of the map.