Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife & Fish R
Cause Area
- Animals
- Board Development
- Children & Youth
- Environment
- Sports & Recreation
Location
P.O. Box 460401 Business Highway 18 NorthMcGregor, IA 52157 United States
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Mission Statement
To provide for public benefits associated with fish, wildlife, and wild areas, by preserving the Upper Mississippi River floodplain ecosystem for the enjoyment and use of this and future generations.
Description
National Wildlife Refuge
This 261 mile Refuge was established by an Act of Congress on June 7, 1924, as a refuge and breeding place for migratory birds, fish, wildlife, and plants.
The north end begins at the confluence
of the Mississippi and Chippewa rivers near Wabasha, Minnesota and the south end is near Rock Island, Illinois. Just over 240,000 acres of wooded islands, marshes, and backwaters comprise the Refuge.
It's an anglers paradise, a waterfowl hunters dream, and a birdwatchers bounty.
Come visit your national wildlife refuge
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