Great River Road - Louisiana
Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge, LA
The 4,416-acre refuge is composed of freshwater marsh, cypress-tupelo swamp, levees, and man-made canals. The refuge provides excellent habitat for waterfowl, wading birds, raptors, and neotropical songbirds. There are many recreational opportunities, including bird watching, wildlife observation, boating, photography, fishing, and hunting during designated seasons.
Quick Facts
- Location:
The refuge is located in Terrebonne Parish, five miles south of Houma, Louisiana.
Local Information
Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge
985-853-1078
- Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge:
- This website for the Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge describes the history, habitat, wildlife, and recreational opportunities of the refuge.
