Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge is located in the high desert region of southwestern Wyoming, stretching along 36 miles of the Green River. The refuge spans over 27,000 acres, showcasing a diverse mix of wetland, riparian, and sagebrush ecosystems that provide vital habitat for a wide array of wildlife. Bird watchers flock to the area to observe hundreds of avian species, including bald eagles and migratory waterfowl. The refuge's name, derived from the Shoshone word 'Sisk-a-dee-agie', meaning 'River of the Prairie Hen', pays homage to the area's rich history and its significance to native tribes. Recreational opportunities abound, from hiking and fishing to interpretive programs that highlight the refuge's unique ecology and history. This tranquil retreat also draws photographers and nature enthusiasts eager to capture the serene beauty of this untouched landscape.
