The Trempealeau Refuge is home to a diversity of plants and animals, including rare species and habitats, which include wetlands, prairies and savannahs.  The Refuge is also an important resting and feeding site on the Mississippi River flyway, a major international bird migration corridor. Continuing development along the Mississippi River Flyway has reduced the suitable area available to migrating birds for critical rest stops, making the Refuge increasingly important.   In addition, this Refuge is increasingly busy as more people seek out wildlife-related recreation and information.

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The Refuge will benefit if it has more resources to use in meeting management goals, such as invasive species control and habitat improvements.  Protection and enhancement of critical natural resources is at the heart of Friends of Trempealeau Refuge.  

 

You can turn your love of this Refuge and concern for wild places into action by joining Friends of Trempealeau Refuge.  Your membership contribution will support Refuge goals and your volunteer time can help improve habitat, educate citizens and legislators about the needs of the refuge system, and raise public awareness and interest in the Refuge by assisting with educational programs and festivals.

 

Click the “Join Now” button below to download a pdf form. Print it out and mail it to the address on the form. 

 

Or ….. NEW! Scan the QR code to get instructions on how to renew or join your membership online.  --------------------->