Link to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Web site Link to the National Wildlife Refuge System Web site U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Chase Lake Wetland Management District - Woodworth, North Dakota
   

Fact Sheet

  • Established in 1993

  • Responsible for managing and protecting U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service interests in Stutsman and Wells Counties.

  • Interests include 128 Waterfowl Production Areas (WPA’s) totaling 35,317 acres and 5 Wildlife Development Areas (WDA’s) totaling 3,401 acres.

    • 27,100 acres of native prairie, seeded natives, and tame grasses
    • 11,581 acres of temporary, seasonal, semi-permanent and permanent wetlands

  • Over 82,000 wetland and grassland acres are protected in the District by easements.


  • Halfway Lake Easement National Wildlife Refuge covering 160 acres.

  • Medicine Lake WPA, the nation’s smallest WPA, is only .97 acres

  • Chase Lake WPA (3,013 acres) and Woodworth Station WPA (2,647 acres) are the two largest WPA’s in the District.
Photo of prairie pothole landscape - Photo credit:  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service




Who We Are | Wildlife & Habitat | District Programs | Public Use
Maps | Arrowwood NWR Complex | Links | Site Map | Home

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service