Let's Gather at the Refuge Bat House to View the Masters of the Night Sky Emerge at Sunset3/16/2025 Thursday, March 27, 2025
6:30 pm Arrive at Refuge Headquarters Off of State Road 347 16450 NW 31st PL, Chiefland, FL 32625 Bring chairs, snacks, hat, insect repellent No dogs please 7:00 pm Shari Blisset-Clark of Florida Bats Conservancy will give a talk about bats and what to expect! 7:30 pm Get Ready! Bats should emerge right after sunset at 7:47. Event will end around 8:00pm and the public will be required to depart the Refuge, hopefully with memories of a magical experience of nature at its bats. ;)
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 Shell Mound Pier after 2024 Repair - Will look like this again soon!  Debbie Jordan and the Refuge Rover The Refuge Rover made a splashy appearance at the rainy Suwannee Art Festival on Saturday, March 8. Despite sparse attendance, Friends volunteers Debbie Jordan and Debbie Meeks had surprisingly robust interest in our shirts and other merchandise. The new zip-lock bag system of inventory management helped keep most of the shirts dry. When it rained hard, Debbie J incredibly produced a blue tarp from her truck large enough to protect two tables loaded with merch. They covered and uncovered all day. Debbie generously donated the tarp to the Rover so it will be in our festival toolbox from now on. One of the benefits of a rainy and therefore slower festival is longer conversations, Debbie and Debbie enjoyed meeting and talking with some of the long-time residents who deeply know and love the Lower Suwannee NWR.  Debbie Meeks helping a visitor with merchandise at the Refuge Rover. |
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P. O. Box 532 Cedar Key, FL 32625 [email protected] We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. |
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