Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, established in 1946, is the largest totaling 115,000 acres. Situated east of Rio Hondo and home to elusive ocelots, the refuge also includes Bahia Grande ...

The Rio Grande Valley’s national wildlife refuges protect a vast array of native plants and animals, but in addition to safeguarding our natural heritage, the refuges also preserve a poignant reminder ...

Today’s lawsuit challenges the Service’s failure to consider the risk of lead poisoning to jaguars at the Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuge in Arizona, ocelots and jaguarundi at the Laguna ...