The Johns River Wildlife Area covers more than 6,700 acres, managed in 15 units located near the Pacific coast on the Olympic Peninsula. Its estuary and wetland habitats support a diversity of wildlife, from big and small game species to songbirds, as well as native fish populations, some federally endangered. Units are managed either for recreation associated with fish and wildlife or for the protection of specific species and their habitats.
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The Johns River Wildlife Area covers more than 6,700 acres, managed in 15 units located near the Pacific coast on the Olympic Peninsula. Its estuary and wetland habitats support a diversity of wildlife, from big and small game species to songbirds, as well as native fish populations, some federally endangered. Units are managed either for recreation associated with fish and wildlife or for the protection of specific species and their habitats.
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