Here are key things to know about Port Richmond Marsh, a property in King William County that The Wildlife Foundation of Virginia manages to allow public hunting, fishing and other outdoor recreation. Adjacent to the confluence of the Mattaponi and York rivers, Port Richmond Marsh is comprised of 478 acres of intertidal emergent marsh with over 2.5 miles of river frontage along the Mattaponi River. It is an ecologically important marsh directly abutting the town of West Point. The conservation of this property contributes to habitat preservation for waterfowl and other wetland wildlife habitat and helps support water quality efforts, flood resiliency, and builds on a much larger conservation effort within the Lower Chesapeake watershed. For more information, including the hunt application link, please visit our website: https://vawildlife.org/hunt-application/ (fb)

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