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Stafford, Kansas
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The refuge is part of the Central Flyway, hosting over 300 bird species during migration seasons. Source
These salt marshes are rare in the Midwest and provide a unique habitat for various wildlife. Source
The refuge's vast area includes diverse habitats such as wetlands, prairies, and woodlands. Source
The area was once home to the Quivira Native American tribe, visited by Spanish explorer Coronado in 1541. Source
It was recognized under the Ramsar Convention for its critical role in supporting biodiversity. Source
Visitors can explore the refuge's diverse landscapes and wildlife from the comfort of their vehicles. Source
The refuge provides a crucial habitat for these rare birds during their migration. Source
