St. Mark’s National Wildlife Refuge

Alachua Audubon Society's Annual Visit to St. Mark’s National Wildlife Refuge January 16th-17th, 2027 8:45 am: Meet at the Visitor’s Center parking area Difficulty level: Intermediate, with lots of walking on flat terrain in the sun, and getting in and out of the car as well. (Some activities can be adapted. Let us know what you need, and we will help figure something out). Bring: Lunch, snacks, plenty of water (no potable water past the Visitor’s Center), sunscreen, bug spray, binoculars, camera Entry Fee: $5 per vehicle, or national park pass or current duck stamp Join us for a big day of birding at St. Mark’s National Wildlife Refuge in Wakulla County, Florida. Established in 1931, this historically and ecologically important property encompasses ~83,000 acres, includes 43 miles along the Gulf Coast, and spans 3 different counties. Offering spectacular views of quintessential Floridian vistas, St. Mark’s has many distinct habitats and ecosystems, and is a permanent home or…