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National Wildlife Refuges |
National Wildlife Refuges are established to protect wildlife. In some cases, the species are endangered, but in many others, the refuges provide the necessary habitat to maintain large and healthy populations. Refuges are managed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
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Othello
Columbia National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Glenwood
Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Olympia
Copalis National Wildlife Refuge (Animals, Wildlife)
Port Angeles
Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Stevenson
Franz Lake National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Olympia
Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Cathlamet
Julia Butler Hansen Nat'l Wildlife Refug (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Colville
Little Pend Oreille Nat Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Burbank
McNary National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Olympia
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Stevenson
Pierce National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Olympia
Protection Isl. National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Ridgefield
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Othello
Saddle Mountain National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Olympia
San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refug (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Ridgefield
Steigerwald Lake Nat. Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Toppenish
Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Cheney
Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Ilwaco
Willapa National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
