Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge

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Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge is a protected area in Kansas that conserves tallgrass prairie and wetland habitats for wildlife and public recreation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Wildlife Refuge
protected area
allowsActivity environmental education
fishing
hiking
hunting
wildlife observation
associatedWithWaterBody John Redmond Reservoir NERFINISHED
Neosho River NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land acquisition associated with John Redmond Reservoir
established 1966
hasArea approximately 18,500 acres
approximately 7,500 hectares
hasEcosystem tallgrass prairie ecosystem
wetland ecosystem
hasFauna migratory waterfowl
neotropical migratory songbirds
shorebirds
white-tailed deer
hasFlora prairie grasses
hasLandCover bottomland hardwood forest
grasslands
marshes
hasRegulation wildlife-dependent recreation prioritized
hasTrailType nature trails
hasVisitorCenter yes
IUCNCategory IV
locatedIn Coffey County, Kansas NERFINISHED
Kansas
locatedInEcoregion Flint Hills NERFINISHED
managingAgency U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
nearestCity Hartford, Kansas NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
ownedBy United States government
surface form: United States federal government
partOfSystem National Wildlife Refuge System NERFINISHED
protectsHabitatType riparian habitat
tallgrass prairie
wetlands
purpose conservation of wildlife
public recreation
region east-central Kansas
state Kansas
supportsMigration Central Flyway waterfowl

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Flint Hills containsProtectedArea Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge