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Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge

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Wildlife Observation

Wildlife observation and photography is only allowed in areas open to the general public.

Refuge regulations prohibit any harassment of wildlife. Harassment includes (but is not limited to), causing wildlife to flush or run or to leave its nest or young. Many opportunities are available to view and photograph wildlife from the roads.

Some wildlife (i.e., moose and elk with calves) are potentially dangerous. All observations or photographs of these animals should be taken from a distance. Wildlife here has not acclimated to humans, as in many National Parks. If these species feel threatened or startled, they may run (which is harassment) or they may attack. For your safety, please use extreme caution.

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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!