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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By The Numbers
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NWRBayou Cocodrie
Located near Ferriday.
NWRBlack Bayou
Located near Monroe.
NWRCatahoula
Located near Jena.
NWRD’Arbonne
Observation tower located near Downsville.
NWRRed River
Headquarters located near Bossier.
NWRTensas River
Located near Tallulah.
NWRUpper Ouachita
Located near Marion and Sterlington.
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