Description:
The Refuge was established in 1968 through a private donation from Charles and Natalie Webster. This 196-acre Refuge consists of grasslands, woodlands, and salt and freshwater wetlands bordering Champlain Creek and Great South Bay. Over 200 species of birds have been documented at the Refuge. White-tailed deer and red fox are conspicuous here.

Management:
The Refuge is actively managed for migratory birds, particularly for nesting osprey, and to maintain habitat diversity.

Public Use Activities:
The Refuge is available for environmental education activities by reservation.

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