The Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP) for the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge was prepared pursuant to the National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act of 1966, as amended by the National Wildlife Refuge System Improvement Act of 1997. The CCP presents the combination of management goals, objectives, and strategies that we believe will best achieve the refuge's vision; contribute to the mission of the National Wildlife Refuge System; achieve refuge purposes; fulfill legal mandates; address key issues; incorporate sound principles of fish and wildlife management; and serve the American public.

Author(s)
Refuge biologist, Kate O'Brien, peers out of a shrubby thicket looking for New England cottontail at Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. She wears a brown USFWS uniform and has binoculars in hand.
Kate O'Brien
Wildlife Biologist
National Wildlife Refuge System
Expertise
Habitat Restoration,
Threatened and Endangered Species,
Environmental Education,
Invasive Species
Area
ME
Wells,ME
LMRD biologist, Dr. Susan Adamowicz, stands on a salt marsh at Rachel Carson National Wildlife in Wells, Maine. The resort homes of Wells Beach are in the distance.
Susan Adamowicz, Ph.D.
Land Management Research and Demonstration (LMRD) Biologist
National Wildlife Refuge System
Expertise
Saltmarsh Restoration,
Climate Resiliency
Area
ME
Wells,ME
Publication date
Type of document
Comprehensive Conservation Plan