We're the nonprofit partner of Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge — supporting habitat restoration, public education, and the volunteers who keep 34,000 acres of Texas coastal marsh thriving.
Anahuac NWR sits along the Central Flyway, offering critical rest for migratory birds and permanent habitat for alligators, waterfowl, and coastal prairie species found almost nowhere else.
The Friends group exists to fund what the refuge budget alone can't cover: trail maintenance, the visitor center, school field trips, and habitat restoration after every storm season.
Read Our HistoryMarsh rebuilding and invasive species removal after hurricanes and erosion events.
Free field trips and classroom programs for over 1,500 students each year.
Trail crews, bird counts, and visitor center hosts, all run by refuge neighbors.
Half-day volunteer event along the Skillern Tract, gloves and tools provided.
Guided walk along the Shoveler Pond loop with a refuge naturalist.
Yearly update on restoration progress and how membership dollars were spent.
Friends of Anahuac NWR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Memberships and gifts go directly to refuge programs.
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