North Louisiana Wildlife

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At A Glance

North Louisiana is home to seven national wildlife refuges — or NWRs: Bayou Cocodrie, Black Bayou Lake, Catahoula, D’Arbonne, Red River, Tensas River, and Upper Ouachita. The NWRs provide more than 200,000 acres of land where you can fish, hike, and hunt.

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Dirt road lined with trees on one side and electric poles on the other and blurred white-tailed deer at the end of it
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Bayou Cocodrie

Located near Ferriday.

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NWR

Black Bayou

Located near Monroe.

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NWR

Catahoula

Located near Jena.

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Striped skunk tracks in loose mud
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D'Arbonne

Observation tower located near Downsville.

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NWR

Red River

Headquarters located near Bossier.

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Great egret by a roadside ditch
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Tensas River

Located near Tallulah.

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Southern dogface butterfly on a weed flower
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Upper Ouachita

Located near Marion and Sterlington.

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