Claire D. McIntosh Wildlife Refuge

The fields, woods, wetlands and winding boardwalk to the shore of Narragansett Bay present visitors to the Claire D. McIntosh Wildlife Refuge with a wide variety of habitats for nature study and observation. This property is also home to Audubon's award-winning Nature Center and Aquarium, where walks, shore programs, lectures and family events are offered year-round. Refuge Highlights Habitat: fields, forest, fresh and saltwater marshes, rocky shore Wildlife to watch for: painted turtle, snapping turtle, frog, muskrat, fox Birds commonly found: Osprey, Green Heron, Wild Turkey, Red-tailed Hawk Offerings: Birdwatching, Summer Camps, Nature Center, Programs, Snowshoeing/cross-country skiing, Restroom Features award-winning Nature Center and Aquarium Boardwalk through fresh and saltwater marshes leads to Narragansett Bay Pollinator Garden (new in 2018) Picnic Tables Located along the East Bay Bike Path with an access point to the trails and Nature Center Available for birthday parties, weddings and facility rentals. Contact Anne DiMonti at adimonti@asri.org or (401) 949-5454 x3116.