Demoville Prairie
The Demoville Prairie Grazing Land Conservation Project focuses on habitat restoration, conservation, and management of a 243-acre site in Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
Fannye Cook Natural Area
The Fannye Cook Natural Area, now being developed for public access and conservation education, encompasses 3,000 acres along the Pearl River in Flowood, just across the river from the state’s capital city.
Holt Collier National Wildlife Refuge
The Holt Collier National Wildlife Refuge was established in 2004 in Washington County. It was named for Holt Collier, the legendary hunting guide who led President Theodore Roosevelt on a bear-hunting trip in the region in 1902.
Logtown
Logtown, covering approximately 400 acres site in Hancock County, is owned by Wildlife Mississippi. This land will be restored to enhance wildlife habitat and improve public access.
Sky Lake
Sky Lake contains ancient bald cypress trees, some more than 1,000 years old. Visitors can view the forest from the 1,700-foot long boardwalk or the 2.6-mile paddling trail.
The Old Cove
The Old Cove is a 300-acre area in west-central Webster County consisting of deep ravines between high bluffs and ridges.
Theodore Roosevelt National Wildlife Refuge
Named after the 26th president, this refuge encompasses 6,600 acres in Sharkey County. Currently, the refuge is not open to the public.
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