Four units on the Ft. Morgan Peninsula and Little Dauphin Island. Natural History Refuge is home to the endangered Alabama beach mouse.
Refuge serves as an important stop over point for neotropical migratory birds.
Refuge beaches serve as nesting sites for green and loggerhead sea turtles. Habitats include beaches and sand dunes, scrub forest, fresh and salt water marshes, fresh water swamps, and uplands. Financial Impact of Refuge Three-person staff. Over 50,000 visitors annually. To conserve fish, wildlife and plants which are listed as endangered or threatened species.