National Wildlife Refuges in Utah
Utah has 4 national wildlife refuges, all run by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge, Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge, and Ouray National Wildlife Refuge. 1 is free to enter. Camping is allowed on 1: Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge. 1 allows fishing.
Each refuge sets its own closures and fire rules. Each refuge's page lists the fire restriction orders and closures on record for it, from the refuge's own fws.gov alerts, re-checked every six hours. Hunting and fishing seasons and limits are the refuge regulation's and Nevada's: each page links them, and none are restated here.
Utah national wildlife refuges map
- National wildlife refuges (FWS)
Land managed by (switch layers on or off)
Land ownership: USGS PAD-US 4.1, dissolved by manager and simplified (parcels under about 2 square km not shown). Unit boundaries simplified. Not for navigation or legal boundaries.
| Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge | Box Elder County | Yes | Not on record | Not on record | Not on record | Not on record |
| Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge | Daggett County | Yes | Yes | Not on record | Not on record | Not on record |
| Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge | Juab County | Yes | Not on record | Not on record | Not on record | Not on record |
| Ouray National Wildlife Refuge | Uintah County | Yes | Not on record | Not on record | Yes | Not on record |