Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

Welcome to Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, a wetland oasis located in southern Nevada near Amargosa Valley. Wildlife: The natural setting of Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge is quite unique. There are at least 25 known species that exist in this refuge that are not found anywhere else on the planet. Thirteen of the species living in this refuge are listed as threatened or endangered. Invasive species including the crayfish and saltcedar trees have been removed in order to protect the native and endangered species. Much of the water that is discharged from this refuge comes from a vast subterranean fossil water system that stretches for over 100 miles. For the lover of the outdoors Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge boasts a 1/3 mile boardwalk where visitors can catch a glimpse of the unique plant and animal life. Come on out and have a blast!