Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge

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Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
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“The 117,464-acre refuge is home to a wide variety of plants and animals. Visitors will find semi-desert grasslands, cottonwoods, and willow-lined riverbanks. The Visitor Center is open Sunday 8 am-1 pm. We rely on volunteers to help us keep that open and answer questions. Thank you for your…”
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Atlas ObscuraDec 29, 2025

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