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Environmental Education
Refuge tours are generally offered 1-3 times throughout the year, while educational programs may be scheduled upon request, depending on weather and availability of staff. Please check with refuge manager for dates, times, and further details.
Hunting
Sevilleta NWR's Unit A is open to limited hunting of ducks and doves. Only non-toxic shot is permitted. Please check with the refuge manager for additional rules and regulations.
Wildlife Observation
The Unit A, Cornerstone Marsh and Unit B areas are open to wildlife viewing. They are wonderful locations to observe and photograph migrating shorebirds and waterfowl. Please contact refuge manager for dates and times.
San Lorenzo Canyon is open to hiking and offers a wonderful chance to explore the Chihuahuan Desert plant and animal life. Unique geological formations make it a wonderful spot for photography. Please contact refuge manager for a map and specific details.
The original purpose for establishing Sevilleta NWR was to maintain the lands in their natural state. Consequently, the refuge is not open to general public use.
Quick Facts
- Hours of Operation:
- The refuge is not open to public use; however, there are a few refuge tours offered each year.
- Location:
Located in the Chihuahuan desert 20 miles north of Socorro, New Mexico.
Local Information
Sevillita National Wildlife Refuge
505-864-4021
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- Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge:
- Learn more about this research-oriented refuge, including climate, ecosystem types, and how to obtain research permits.
