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Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges

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    • Egmont Key
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    • Adopt a Sea Turtle Nest
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    • Home
    • The Refuges
      • Egmont Key
      • Passage Key
      • The Pinellas Refuges
    • Get Involved
      • Adopt a Sea Turtle Nest
      • Bird Surveys
      • Bird Stewards
      • Guardhouse Docents
      • Refuge Cleanups
      • Membership
      • What's Happening
      • Donate
    • Resources
      • Releasing a Hooked Bird
      • Bird Rescue Organizations
      • Egmont and The Seminole
      • Save Egmont Key
      • Friends Matter Newsletter
    • Contact Us
    • Gift Shop
  • Home
  • The Refuges
    • Egmont Key
    • Passage Key
    • The Pinellas Refuges
  • Get Involved
    • Adopt a Sea Turtle Nest
    • Bird Surveys
    • Bird Stewards
    • Guardhouse Docents
    • Refuge Cleanups
    • Membership
    • What's Happening
    • Donate
  • Resources
    • Releasing a Hooked Bird
    • Bird Rescue Organizations
    • Egmont and The Seminole
    • Save Egmont Key
    • Friends Matter Newsletter
  • Contact Us
  • Gift Shop

Documentary Film

In the shadow of metropolitan Tampa-St Petersburg, Egmont Key, Passage Key, and The Pinellas Refuges dazzle us with white sandy beaches, spectacular nesting birds, and a historic coastal fort.


Join the Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges for a journey into these ever-changing islands where birds can be birds. The film was created by Jenn Brown of IntoNature films, and funded by the Friends group and Speer Foundation.

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