Mobile-Tensaw Delta Wildlife Management Area

Situated in the heart of Alabama, the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Wildlife Management Area covers a vast expanse of the state's iconic river delta. This area is pivotal for conservation and is one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems in the United States. It is characterized by a network of rivers, bayous, and marshes that create a dynamic environment thriving with life. The delta serves as a natural confluence of the Mobile, Alabama, and Tensaw Rivers, ultimately flowing into Mobile Bay. Ecologically, the area supports a variety of habitats, including swamps, wetlands, and forests, providing refuge to numerous plant and animal species. Among its diverse wildlife, the delta is home to alligators, migratory birds, fish species, and countless other creatures. Historically, the delta has been vital for indigenous populations and later European settlers, contributing to Alabama's cultural and economic development. Today, the area offers outdoor enthusiasts numerous recreational opportunities, including fishing, boating, and hiking through scenic landscapes and waterways. Notable landmarks within the delta, such as Bottle Creek Indian Mound, enhance its cultural allure and make it an appealing destination for both relaxation and adventure.