The history of Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge begins in 1951, when Jim and Betty Woodford purchased 185 acres of land to use as a summer get-away. Betty's passion and expertise of local wildlife transformed into the refuge known today. Now the facility sits on 171 wooded acres on the edge of the New Jersey Pinelands, surrounding the pristine Cedar Run Lake. Preserving natural habitats of New Jersey's fauna is the mission of Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge. The refuge features:

The Elizabeth Woodford Nature Center with hands-on exhibits, library, and offices.
Outdoor Animal Housing Area with nearly than 60 animals.
Wooded nature trails that link uplands and wetlands.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital, which sees about 5,100 wild animals each year!

Wilderness Guide: Elk or Moose?

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