The Cedar Keys Wilderness now contains a total of 379 acres and is managed by the Fish & Wildlife Service's Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge . All of the Wilderness is in the state of Florida. In 1972 the Cedar Keys Wilderness became part of the now over 110 million acre National Wilderness Preservation System. Twelve keys that have been earmarked as protected breeding grounds for colonial birds make up Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge. These keys, low islands rising just above the sea,…
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