We invite you to enjoy the Refuge's Wildlife Drive, however there are a few rules and regulations that you must follow if we are to keep our wildlife, habitats, and visitors safe. We support habitat restoration and management, wildlife conservation, and enhancement projects at the Montezuma Wetlands Complex.
I knew the ducks would return to Tschache Pool but did not expect to see such an increase yet! Most species had increased in number since last Friday. Linda B spotted a snow bunting, just one, on the service road. A Ross's goose has been hanging out mostly in. WOW, what a difference a week makes! A week ago, the water level for Tschache Pool was over the gauge and the unit was inundated from the Clyde River.
I knew the ducks would return to Tschache Pool but did not expect to see such an increase yet! Most species had increased in number since last Friday. Linda B spotted a snow bunting, just one, on the service road. A Ross's goose has been hanging out mostly in. WOW, what a difference a week makes! A week ago, the water level for Tschache Pool was over the gauge and the unit was inundated from the Clyde River.
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About Us
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The Friends of the Montezuma Wetlands Complex work together with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation and Ducks Unlimited to protect, restore and enhance wildlife habitat in 36,000 acres in upstate New York. Members receive an online newsletter, discounts, and invitations to member-only activities.
Eagles
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In 1976 NYSDEC and US Fish and Wildlife Service joined resources in an unprecedented attempt to bring bald eagles back to the Finger Lakes. During a five-year period they brought young eaglets to a "hacking tower" at Clark's Ridge on the Refuge and finished raising them in preparation for release. They ultimately released 23 birds.
Projects & Programs
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Join MARSH! (Montezuma Alliance for the Restoration of Species & Habitats) MARSH is part of a larger effort to restore, protect, and enhance wildlife habitat on nearly 50,000 acres in the Montezuma Wetlands Complex. MARSH! work days run 9:00AM to 1:00PM. Until we have further guidance, we will not be able to provide lunches.
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MARSH is part of a larger effort to restore, protect, and enhance wildlife habitat on nearly 50,000 acres in the Montezuma Wetlands Complex. MARSH! work days run 9:00AM to 1:00PM. Until we have further guidance, we will not be able to provide lunches. You are welcome to bring your lunch and stay to eat at the picnic tables after the work days.
Guy’s Marsh
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In recognition of his many contributions, a special marsh restoration project is being planned as a lasting tribute to Guy's memory. The project will protect and restore habitat for waterfowl and marsh birds, and provide excellent opportunities for public enjoyment of wildlife at a site located within the 50,000 acre Montezuma Wetlands Complex, 30 miles west of Syracuse, New York.
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