National Wildlife Refuges in Wisconsin
Boardwalk on Horicon Marsh
Tagging cormorants
National Wildlife Refuges
- Fox River National Wildlife Refuge
- Gravel Island National Wildlife Refuge
- Green Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
- Leopold Wetland Management District
- Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
- St. Croix Wetland Management District
- Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge
- Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge
- Whittlesey Creek National Wildlife Refuge
The Gravel Island and Green Bay National Wildlife Refuges are on islands in Lake Michigan. These are basically small bird nesting islands devoid of vegetation and closed to the public.
Horicon NWR covers about two-thirds of the 33,000-plus acres of the Horicon Marsh, the other one-third of the marsh being in the hands of the Wisconsin Division of Natural Resources.
Photo of the boardwalk on Horicon Marsh courtesy of Flickr userid Allen C, CCA 2.0 License
Photo of volunteers tagging cormorants on Spider Island courtesy of the US Fish & Wildlife Service
Map courtesy of Cartesia MapArt US Terrain