With 10,070 acres of salt marsh, mud flats, forests, dunes, and beach, Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge is one of the natural treasures of the United States. Located southeast of the Pleistocene, older Skidaway Island, the Holocene, younger Wassaw Island has roughly 7 miles of deserted beach and 2,500 acres of beach dune and upland forest communities. Unlike Georgia's other barrier islands, Wassaw Island has never had its forests cleared for timber, cotton, or cattle. Today part of the National Wildlife Refuge system, this migratory bird refuge is considered the most primitive island on the Georgia coast.

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Bill Silliker Nature Photos

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Captain Walt's Charters
Sea Kayak Georgia
Frank Norris Charters
Sundial Nature Tours

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Salt Water Fishing Reports
Knotwork Fishing

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Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge
Wassaw Island Plantation
Beaufort County
Wassaw Us Wildlife Service(PDF)

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Beaufort Gaaette

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