Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge | Michigan State Parks
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Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge is a breathtaking 9,870-acre outdoor space that is managed by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. The wildlife refuge was originally established in 1953 as a way of providing and preserving the habitats of migratory waterfowl. Walk your way through one of the state’s largest and most productive wetland ecosystems or just sit and take in the views of the Saginaw River. Because of the several habitats you’ll find there, you’re sure to run across a number of flora and fauna including over 265 species of residential and migratory birds.

Address: 6975 Mower Rd, Saginaw, MI 48601, Phone: 989-777-5930

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