Wallace Bay National Wildlife Area

To conserve coastal wetland habitat for migratory and breeding waterfowl, as well as other bird species. 

Off-road vehicles and high-speed motor boats are prohibited in the area.

Wallace Bay contains both marine and freshwater wetlands, which attract waterfowl such as green-winged teals, northern shovelers, and hooded mergansers. The shallow wetlands afford nesting habitat for marsh birds like pied-billed grebes, American coots, and soras. Over 155 bird species have been recorded in Wallace Bay, including a pair of bald eagles.