Bone Hill National Wildlife Refuge

Bone Hill National Wildlife Refuge protects critical habitat along the Mississippi Flyway where thousands of migratory birds stop to rest and refuel. This working refuge balances conservation with compatible recreation—birding, photography, and seasonal hunting. It’s not famous, but it’s essential. These wetlands and grasslands quietly do the work: filtering water, supporting biodiversity, connecting ecosystems. Wear Bone Hill proudly and show up for the refuges that keep our wildlife moving.