During your group visit to Virginia Beach you may want to stop and take in the view of the wildlife at the Back Bay Wildlife Refuge. Students of all ages will enjoy this experience. There are educational programs available for your student group to explore. There are several types of animals at the refuge such as fascinating birds, and snow geese. The students will have several photo opportunities while viewing the wildlife at the refuge. The group can take a guided tour on a tram as part of the experience. During the tour, you will see the Back Bay Wildlife Refuge, travel to False Cape State Park, and view the historic Wash Woods Site. The student group can take part in one of the engaging educational opportunities during the visit. The programs focus on topics such as sea turtle conservation, a pond explorers program, and a marsh nature hike. There are also workshops for educators as well. The habitats are interesting to explore at Back Bay Wildlife Refuge. Visitors will see habitats such as managed wetlands, beaches and dunes, and forests. You will see animals such as the Tundra Swan, the American Black Duck, and the Loggerhead Sea Turtle. You will also encounter turns, snakes, frogs and toads. The tundra Swan is a beautiful creature that is around during the winter months. The student group can also ride a bike, hike, or ride in a boat to look at the animals. There is also a boardwalk overlook and marsh trails that allow access to the Back Bay. The group may have the opportunity to catch a few fish as part of the visit.