Cape May National Wildlife Refuge
Northeast Region
 
Red Knots and Ruddy Turnstones feeding
Credit: USFWS
Thousands of Red Knots (on the right) and Ruddy Turnstones rely on habitat along the Cape May Peninsula to rest and feed during migration.

 

Plans for Public Review and Comment

Written comments should be received at the refuge's address by close of business on November 20, 2009.

All plans are in .pdf format, which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. To download a free version of this software, please visit the Adobe website.

Deer Hunt

2009 Draft Deer Hunt Management Plan (2.25MB)

Draft Compatibility Determination (37KB)

Draft Environmental Assessment (2.25MB)

Migratory Game Bird Hunt

2009 Draft Migratory Game Bird Hunt Management Plan (2.0MB)

Draft Compatibility Determination (38KB)

Draft Environmental Assessment (1.97MB)

Turkey, Rabbit and Squirrel Hunt

2009 Draft Turkey, Rabbit and Squirrel Hunt Management Plan (3.39MB)

Draft Compatibility Determination (38KB)

Draft Environmental Assessment (3.30MB)

Last updated: September 11, 2009