Trustom Pond National Wildlife Refuge

Management and Conservation

Refuges deploy a hosts of scientifically sound management tools to address biological challenges. These tools span active water management to wilderness character monitoring, all aimed at ensuring a balanced conservation approach to benefit both wildlife and people. At this field station our conservation tool box includes: Planning - Comprehensive Conservation Plan, Habitat Restoration, Conservation Easements, Compatibility Determinations, Cultural Resources, Education and Outreach, Fire Management, Invasive Species, Inventory and Monitoring, Land Acquisition, Law Enforcement, Species Research.

Laws and Regulations

1) National Historic Preservation Act of 1966

2) National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act

3) National Wildlife Refuge System Improvement Act

4) National Wildlife Refuge Volunteer Improvement Act

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