Features
Fishing
Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge offers fishing opportunities at both the Gibbstown Unit as well as the East Cove Unit.
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Hunting
Hunting is one of the most popular activities at Cameron Prairie. Here is all the information you need to start your hunting adventure!
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Become a Volunteer!
If you are passionate about refuges, wildlife, or people, then volunteering may be for you!
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Get Involved
Friends of SWLA NWR & Wetlands is a non-profit organization of volunteers committed to the support of the Refuge System.
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About the Complex
Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge is part of the Southwest Louisiana Complex. Other refuges in this complex include Lacassine, Shell Keys and Sabine National Wildlife Refuge.
Cameron Prairie is managed as part of the Southwest Louisiana National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
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About the NWRS
The National Wildlife Refuge System, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages a national network of lands and waters set aside to conserve America’s fish, wildlife, and plants.
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Featured Pages
Check here for the most current news releases as well as current hunting information from the SWLA Refuge Complex.
Learn moreThe U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is currently seeking rice farmers interested in cooperatively farming 579 acres of agricultural land for 2017. Interested farmers or corporations should contact the Refuge Manager Richard Meyers at (337) 452-9173 to discuss further or for site tour.
Learn moreThe Louisiana Teal season is scheduled for September 10-25, 2016. Both Sabine and Lacassine National Wildlife Refuges will open to Teal hunting Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday throughout the season. Only approved non-toxic shot may be used. More information can be found in the link below.
Learn moreInformation about the Cameron Prairie and Lacassine NWR Lottery hunt for 2016-17 can be found in the news release linked below.
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The Pintail Wildlife Drive, just south of the Visitor Center, is the best place to see wildlife! A variety of different birds can be seen throughout the seasons, while alligators are year-round residents.
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Page Photo Credits Northern Pintail by Jacob Mills
Last Updated: Dec 21, 2016