The Best Bird watchingsite in Tennessee

Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge is a park and tourist attraction located at Tennessee 76, Stanton, Tennessee, United States. The refuge spans 23 miles along the Hatchie River in Haywood County, West Tennessee, and encompasses a variety of habitats including bottomland hardwood forests, upland forests, agriculture fields, swamps, streams, and more. With a total of 11,556 acres of deeded land, the refuge was established in 1964 to protect migratory birds and other wildlife species within the Lower Mississippi River Ecosystem. Visitors to the refuge can explore the diverse ecosystems and learn about the importance of preserving this unique habitat. The virtual library offers a collection of refuge documents and resources for visitors to learn more about the area. The primary goal of Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge is to conserve and enhance the bottomland hardwood ecosystem for the benefit of wildlife and people alike.