Explore Connecticut's coastal habitats at Stewart B. McKinney Wildlife Refuge
Connecticut has miles of coastline with some unique wildlife habitats.
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37ds agoFor over fifty years, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has helped protect some of the last remaining coastal habitats in Connecticut.
With locations from Greenwich to Westbrook, there is plenty of shoreline to explore.
In this week's Road Trip: Close to Home, News 12 photojournalist Lori Golias takes us to the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge in Westbrook.
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