Wyoming's National Wildlife Refuges mostly come under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Many of them are operated purely to preserve natural landscapes/habitats to support populations of birds, fish and other wildlife. Unusual but some of the National Wildlife Refuges in Wyoming allow no public access - because those specific refuges exist primarily to support small populations of threatened and/or endangered species.

Wyoming map of National Wildlife RefugesBamforth National Wildlife RefugeHutton Lake National Wildlife RefugeMortenson Lake National Wildlife RefugePathfinder National Wildlife RefugeSeedskadee National Wildlife RefugeCokeville Meadows Natinal Wildlife RefugeNational Elk Refuge
Locations of the National Wildlife Refuges in Wyoming
Bamforth NWR - Cokeville Meadows NWR - Hutton Lake NWR - Mortenson Lake NWR
National Elk Refuge - Pathfinder NWR - Seedskadee NWR