Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge

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Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge is a protected coastal wetland in Washington State renowned as a critical stopover for migratory shorebirds along the Pacific Flyway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Wildlife Refuge
protected area
wetland
climate marine west coast climate
country United States of America
designation Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network site NERFINISHED
ecosystemType coastal wetland
estuarine habitat
mudflats
salt marsh
tidal flats
establishedFor protection of coastal wetland habitat
protection of migratory birds
hasActivity birdwatching
environmental education
wildlife observation
hasConservationValue supports hundreds of thousands of migrating shorebirds annually
hasEcologicalRole critical stopover for migratory shorebirds
hasFacility observation platform
trails
hasHydrology brackish water
tidal influence
hasTrail Sandpiper Trail NERFINISHED
importantForSpecies black-bellied plover
brant
dunlin
greater yellowlegs
lesser yellowlegs NERFINISHED
northern pintail
short-billed dowitcher NERFINISHED
western sandpiper
IUCNCategory IV
locatedIn Grays Harbor County, Washington NERFINISHED
Washington
surface form: Washington State
locatedInOrNear Hoquiam, Washington NERFINISHED
locatedOn Grays Harbor estuary NERFINISHED
locatedOnCoastOf Pacific Ocean
locatedOnFlyway Pacific Flyway NERFINISHED
managedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Aberdeen, Washington NERFINISHED
Hoquiam, Washington NERFINISHED
partOf National Wildlife Refuge System
region Pacific Northwest
stateProtectedAreaType federal wildlife refuge in Washington State
supportsSpeciesGroup marine invertebrates
raptors
shorebirds
waterfowl

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Grays Harbor hasNearbyProtectedArea Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge
Ocean Shores hasNearbyProtectedArea Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge
subject surface form: Ocean Shores, Washington