Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge

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Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge is a protected wetland and wildlife habitat in southeastern New Mexico known for its diverse bird populations, rare aquatic species, and unique desert spring ecosystems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Wildlife Refuge
protected area
country United States of America
established 1937
hasDesignation Ramsar wetland of international importance
hasEcosystemType Chihuahuan Desert shrubland
desert spring ecosystem
playa lake
riparian habitat
wetland
hasFacility auto tour route
visitor center
wildlife observation trails
hasFeature alkaline wetlands
artesian springs
salt flats
sinkhole lakes
hasHabitat endangered species habitat
migratory bird habitat
hasSpecies damselflies
dragonflies
sandhill crane
snow goose
waterfowl
IUCNCategory IV
knownFor diverse bird populations
rare aquatic species
unique desert spring ecosystems
locatedIn Chaves County, New Mexico
New Mexico
southeastern New Mexico
locatedOn Pecos River
managedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
surface form: United States Fish and Wildlife Service
nearestCity Roswell, New Mexico
offersActivity birdwatching
environmental education
photography
wildlife observation
partOf National Wildlife Refuge System
Pecos River
surface form: Pecos River watershed
protects Pecos River wetlands
purpose protection of migratory birds
protection of wetlands
RamsarDesignationYear 1998
USState New Mexico

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Chaves County contains Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge