Explore Connecticut's coastal habitats at Stewart B. McKinney Wildlife Refuge
Connecticut has miles of coastline with some unique wildlife habitats.
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With locations from Greenwich to Westbrook, there is plenty of shoreline to explore.
In this week's Road Trip: Close to Home, News 12 photojournalist Lori Golias takes us to the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge in Westbrook.
