Facility Activities

Green River National Wildlife Refuge, has limited hunting opportunities at this time due to safety concerns. As the refuge acquires more land, more opportunities are expected to be permitted. 

Individuals 16-years-old or older and participating in hunting activities on the refuge, who...

Whether you have expensive equipment or just a cell phone, Green River National Wildlife Refuge is a beautiful location for wildlife photography. From spring and fall bird migration to colorful wildflowers, and even crisp snowy landscapes, each season will bring new beauty for visitors to...

The spring and summer months are a good time to view song birds, wildflowers, turkey poults, and amphibians. The fall and winter months provide good viewing of white-tail deer and waterfowl. 

Here are some wildlife viewing tips:

Dawn and dusk are the best times to see wildlife on...

Green River National Wildlife Refuge, at this time, does not have a designated picnicking area. However, this use is allowed on the refuge during daylight hours is areas open to the public. Please remember to remove all litter, and fires/grills are not allowed without a special use permit....

Refuges provide places for birds to nest, rest, feed and breed making them world-renown for their birding opportunities, and Green River National Wildlife Refuge is no exception. The forested wetland habitat on the refuge is incredibly important for forest interior songbirds. When water levels...