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Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge

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Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge

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Historically, waterfowl were given management priority; however, today refuge management is focused on maintaining a variety of native habitats and wildlife, with emphasis on migratory birds, threatened and endangered species, and species of special concern.

Thanks to current management techniques, Refuge habitats support a rich diversity of wildlife species including 68 mammals, 15 species of reptiles and amphibians, and at least 223 species of birds.

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Browns Park NWR
1318 Hwy 318
Maybell, CO 81640
(970) 365-3613
brownspark@fws.gov

   

 

Browns Park NWR • 1318 Highway 318
Maybell, CO 81640 • 970.365.3613
brownspark@fws.gov

America's National Wildlife Refuges . . .
where wildlife comes naturally!