The Padilla Bay Reserve, located in Mount Vernon, Washington, is a part of the National Estuarine Research Reserve system and is dedicated to the research, stewardship, and education of the local environment. With its vast eelgrass meadow, the second largest on North America's Pacific Coast, the reserve provides critical habitat for various marine species and plays a significant role in Puget Sound restoration efforts.
Visitors to the Padilla Bay Reserve can explore the Breazeale Interpretive Center, which features an aquarium with exhibits showcasing marine life, and enjoy nearby trails and overlook sites to observe the diverse bird population. The reserve also offers educational programs for school children and professionals, as well as opportunities for research and monitoring of the bay's ecosystem.
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