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SoJourn Winter 2018/19 — A journal devoted to the history, culture, and geography of South Jersey. ARTICLES "The Southern Pine Barrens: An Ethnic Archipelago," by Elizabeth Marsh, Mark Demitroff, & Paul Schopp. "Unexpected Wildlife Refuge: Haven for South Jersey Wildlife," by Nedim...

Thanks Mike! I have driven right through this area many times but didn't realize it was public property.Very near Unexpected refuge.I usually go throu here enroute to Williamstown/Winslow WMA.

I think it's the other way around. :) The road has been there for a long time, the refuge is relatively new. This was discussed a few months ago. A search should find more threads… https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/unexpected.10934/

Yes: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.56598124944451&lng=-74.92745954196931&z=16&type=terrain&gpx= The road runs from Rt 54 to Piney Hollow Rd, but I'm not sure if you can drive the whole way through, seems to me there is a gate somewhere. Clearly that is where the refuge got its name, but...

Bob, it runs due west (not northwest as I had thought) from 54 past the Unexpected Refuge towards Blue Bell and Malaga. If its named for the refuge my question moves over to the refuge........

Is that near Unexpected Wildlife Refuge? A.K.A. Beaver Resort.

My daughter and her classmates on occasion volunteered at the refuge. Many local residents had close ties with the director, Sarah Summerville, who recently handed over that position to Veronica van Hof. Daughter and classmate painting the outhouse in 2007. Daughter, classmate, and S...

This place has been discussed a few times here. I have driven past many times but never gone in. https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/search/4964307/?q=unexpected+refuge&o=date

http://www.abebooks.com/Unexpected-Treasure-Owner-Wildife-Refuge-New/4407992678/bd This book and one more were written about the refuge. http://www.amazon.com/Beaversprite-Years-Building-Animal-Sanctuary/dp/0932334679 tHIS ONE WAS ALSO.bEAVERSPRITE WAS WRITTEN BY THE OWNER OF THE REFUGE BEFORE...

Go to the Unexpected wildlife refuge website. There is info under Beaver solutions on how to baffle a beaver.

Turtle I read both books about that refuge.one written by hope sawyer buyukumichi herself who lived there called "Unexpected Treasure" the other was written by a friend of hers called "Beaverspriete" forget the authors name.I've driven past there but never knew they took visitors.I New hope was...

There is an organization in Newfield, NJ called Unexpected Wildlife Refuge. The last time that I was there, they had fantastic handouts on how to combat beaver den construction without firecrackers.... ;) The woman who used to run the place is Sarah Summerville......it's a cool area, nice...

And here I though you meet someone unexpectedly. :mrgreen: No, I've never been there but I've heard of it. I hear you can feed the beavers by hand. Steve

Has anyone ever been to the unexpected beaver refuge in Buena Vista?

I called there and left a message, as well as the turtle lady in Franklinville, but she only does land turtles. Also called Steve of NJ Nature Wildlife Rehab and All Species Herp Rescue in Cape May, and Sarah Summerville at Unexpected Wildlife Refuge... just waiting for the phone to ring...I...

They are native. There are a lot of lodges, if you keep your eyes peeled. We couldn't get up to Calico last year because of beaver work flooding the road! :lol: Seen lodges at Friendship, Nash's or not, and there is even a refuge called Unexpected (some great plant flora there including one...

Guy, Ever heard of Unexpected Wildlife Refuge in Buena Vista township? http://www.thedailyjournal.com/news/stories/20010809/localnews/856320.html Beavers are its legacy. Renee

Upcoming events--if anyone is interested in any of these events, contact the associated organization or let me know if you need more info. Renee *trail work at Unexpected Wildlife Refuge--Barry, wanna go? Feb 21st, anyone else? Karl Anderson will be leading a botany trip here in September...