Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge

Basom, NY U.S.A.

The Iroquois refuge consists of 10,818 acres of marshland, wooded swamp, wet meadows and fields. The area is valuable habitat for waterfowl and is a stopping point for thousands of birds during spring and fall migrations.

Mammal species on the refuge include muskrat, opossum, beaver, mink, cottontail rabbit, raccoon, red and gray foxes and white-tailed deer.

Consult the manager for special refuge regulations concerning outdoor activities.