Fairfax Station Railroad Museum Now a Wildlife Habitat

The Fairfax Station Railroad Museum is now a certified wildlife habitat thanks to a group effort. 

Members of the Clifton Community Woman’s Club and the Fairfax Station Railroad Museum collaborated to get certified by the National Wildlife Federation. 

Certified habitats encourage residents to create a welcoming habitat for local wildlife, according to the NWF. Habitat creators add a food source, a water source, and cover such as evergreens and shrubs for wildlife to their backyards or other spaces.

“It’s an easy and fun family project that makes a huge difference for wildlife,” said Bev Worek, CCWC president in an announcement from the group.

The Clifton Community Woman’s Club is a non profit organization that works to serve Clifton and the surrounding community through service projects. 

The Fairfax Station Railroad Museum at 11200 Fairfax Station Road educates the public on the historical significance of Fairfax Station.