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Sterling, Kansas
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The refuge is part of the Central Flyway, hosting thousands of birds like sandhill cranes and whooping cranes during their migration seasons.
The refuge features rare inland salt marshes, which are vital for the habitat diversity and support a variety of wildlife.
Birdwatchers can spot a wide range of species, making it a popular destination for ornithologists and nature enthusiasts alike.
The refuge was officially designated in 1955 to protect and preserve the diverse ecosystems and wildlife of the area.
The refuge provides various programs and activities aimed at educating visitors about the importance of conservation and wildlife protection.
