Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges

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Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges

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  • The Refuges
    • Egmont Key
    • Passage Key
    • The Pinellas Refuges
  • Get Involved
    • Bird Surveys
    • Bird Stewards
    • Guardhouse Docents
    • Refuge Cleanups
    • Membership
    • Event Calendar
    • Donate
  • Resources
    • Hurricane-Recovery-Update
    • Releasing a Hooked Bird
    • Bird Rescue Organizations
    • Egmont and The Seminole
    • Save Egmont Key
    • Friends Matter Newsletter
    • Volunteer Forms
  • Contact Us
  • Gift Shop
  • More
    • Home
    • The Refuges
      • Egmont Key
      • Passage Key
      • The Pinellas Refuges
    • Get Involved
      • Bird Surveys
      • Bird Stewards
      • Guardhouse Docents
      • Refuge Cleanups
      • Membership
      • Event Calendar
      • Donate
    • Resources
      • Hurricane-Recovery-Update
      • Releasing a Hooked Bird
      • Bird Rescue Organizations
      • Egmont and The Seminole
      • Save Egmont Key
      • Friends Matter Newsletter
      • Volunteer Forms
    • Contact Us
    • Gift Shop
  • Home
  • The Refuges
    • Egmont Key
    • Passage Key
    • The Pinellas Refuges
  • Get Involved
    • Bird Surveys
    • Bird Stewards
    • Guardhouse Docents
    • Refuge Cleanups
    • Membership
    • Event Calendar
    • Donate
  • Resources
    • Hurricane-Recovery-Update
    • Releasing a Hooked Bird
    • Bird Rescue Organizations
    • Egmont and The Seminole
    • Save Egmont Key
    • Friends Matter Newsletter
    • Volunteer Forms
  • 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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  • Hurricane-Recovery-Update

Hurricane Recovery Update - Reopening Notice

Egmont Key National Wildlife Refuge is now open, though all structures in or near the lighthouse area and within the private property of the Pilots Compound remain off limits. Significant damage remains from recent hurricanes, please exercise caution while visiting the refuge and obey all posted warnings and direction by Service staff and Law Enforcement Officers.


To view the full official USFWS update on Egmont Key, please click here

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