Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana
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| Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge, established in 1996, is located in Terrebonne Parish in southeast Louisiana. The 4,212 acre refuge is composed of freshwater marsh and cypress-tupelo swamp. The refuge provides excellent habitat for waterfowl, wading birds, and neotropical songbirds. Access is by boat only and foot travel is extremely difficult due to the soft marsh environment. The refuge is open year round to the public from sunrise to sunset, with seasonal restrictions in some areas. Wildlife observation, boating and fishing are allowed on the refuge year round except in areas closed to public access. Hunting is permitted on the refuge in specific areas and under date, time, and lottery restrictions
| | Directions: | The refuge is located 5 miles southwest of Houma, LA. Houma is approximately 60 miles southwest of New Orleans, LA. The refuge is only accessible by boat. The headquaters is located 5 miles West of Houma, LA on LA Highway 182.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
3599 Bayou Black Drive
Houma,
LA
70360
Phone: 985-853-1078
Email: mandalay@fws.gov
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| Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge |
| Recreation Opportunities |
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| Autotouring
| Biking
| Boating
| Fish Hatcheries
| Fishing
| Historic/Cultural Sites
| Hunting
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