These 3,000 acres are mostly marsh and forested wetlands. Ducks, herons, egrets and other wading birds, white-tailed deer and other species use this area. Best seen by boat, a boat ramp is available on the property. There are many creeks traversing the marsh. You'll see glossy ibis and may also spot Bald Eagles.
Barn owls use the nest boxes in the marsh.
Johnson Wildlife Management Area Forests and fields make up this 115-acre area which was originally used to raise game animals for release into the wild. It's a favorite spot for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Many species of colorful songbirds use the forest for nesting. This 1700-acre tract along the Nanticoke Riverhas helped to conserve habitat along this mostly tidal river. You'll also see barn owls in the marshes and wild turkeys in the fields.