Located near Crim Dell, the wildflower refuge at the College of William and Mary shelters four Trillium species, a variety of ferns, and a number of common wildflowers. It is also home to several rare species that have been rescued from construction sites. A resolution passed by the College Board of Visitors in 1976 stated that the refuge is not to be used as a construction site, but rather it is to be maintained in its present natural state.
Acc. 1982.014 transferred by Martin Mathes on 1/8/1981.
Future accruals are not expected.
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Wildlife Refuge Committee Records, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
This collection contains correspondence, plans, reports, minutes, and clippings relating to the Wildlife Refuge Project.