Nickajack Cave Wildlife Refuge

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Nickajack Cave Wildlife Refuge is a protected natural area in Tennessee known for its cave ecosystem and large bat populations, especially endangered gray bats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cave ecosystem
protected area
wildlife refuge
bestVisitingTime evening at bat emergence
conservationStatus protected area
country United States of America
surface form: United States
disturbancePolicy cave interior closed to public
ecosystemType cave ecosystem
karst landscape
habitatType aquatic habitat
bat roosting habitat
hasActivity bat watching
birdwatching
boating nearby
wildlife viewing
hasFeature Nickajack Cave NERFINISHED
hasInterpretiveSignage bat ecology information
cave conservation information
hasViewpoint bat viewing platform
hasWaterBody Nickajack Lake backwaters NERFINISHED
knownFor endangered gray bats
large bat populations
lightingPolicy reduced artificial light near cave entrance
locatedIn Marion County, Tennessee NERFINISHED
locatedNear Nickajack Lake NERFINISHED
Tennessee River NERFINISHED
managingOrganization Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Chattanooga, Tennessee NERFINISHED
nearbyCommunity New Hope, Tennessee NERFINISHED
notableSpecies Indiana bat NERFINISHED
gray bat
various migratory birds
partOf Tennessee state wildlife management system NERFINISHED
primaryConservationFocus bat conservation
cave habitat protection
protectsSpecies gray bat
protectsSpeciesStatus endangered
publicAccess allowed with restrictions
purpose protection of bat maternity colony
protection of cave ecosystem
state Tennessee

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Nickajack Lake hasWildlifeArea Nickajack Cave Wildlife Refuge