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Bookmark or Share- Hunting at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge | FWS.govThe Refuge provides hunting opportunities for game bird hunting in the Malheur Lake, Buena Vista, and Boundary hunt units, and limited big game hunting in the Buena Vista and Boundary hunt units. Hunters must have an appropriate state license.
- Hiking at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge | FWS.govTake your pick of refreshing trails and boardwalks at a number of refuges. At Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, whether you want a short, easy walk or a challenging hike, you’re likely to find what you want on designated roads and trails shown on the Refuge map and trails brochure.
- Malheur National Wildlife Refuge VolunteersThe Refuge and these groups rely on volunteers, who are often currently working as Visitor Center and Nature Store volunteers, to teach a variety of topics. Volunteers take on a crucial role by leading educational activities with youth when the Refuge hosts annual school field trips in May and June.
- Fishing at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge | FWS.govMalheur National Wildlife Refuge. Angling and fly fishing are available at more than 340 national wildlife refuges, 35 wetland management districts, almost 20 national fish hatcheries, and other U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lands and waters. Virtually every type of sport fishing is represented.
- Birding at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge | FWS.govFrom bald eagles to spoonbills, from condors to puffins, birds abound in National Wildlife Refuges. Refuges provide places for birds to nest, rest, feed, and breed making them world-renown for their birding opportunities.
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