Biodiversity in Edinburg, Texas

La Sal Del Rey is a park located at Texas 186, Edinburg, Texas, United States. This park is part of the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge, offering visitors the opportunity to explore nearly 40,000 acres of land for wildlife-related activities such as wildlife watching, hiking, and photography. An additional 6,000 acres are open for hunting. Established in 1979, the refuge's main goal is to protect biodiversity by connecting various tracts of land along the Rio Grande. The park uses various land management tools, including prescribed fires and Wilderness areas, to ensure a balanced conservation approach. With a rich diversity of plants, butterflies, and vertebrates, including over 500 bird species, the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge is a vital sanctuary for wildlife. Working towards conserving and protecting natural habitats, this park is dedicated to benefiting both wildlife and people. Please note that the park's website may not comply with Accessibility Requirements and does not constitute endorsement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge La Sal Del Rey is a park located in Edinburg, Texas, United States. Open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset, visitors can enjoy various destinations and observation decks within the refuge's nearly 40,000 acres of land. Activities such as wildlife watching, hiking, and wildlife photography are popular among visitors, with an additional 6,000 acres open for hunting. Established in 1979 with a focus on protecting biodiversity, the refuge serves as a wildlife corridor along the Rio Grande, connecting various tracts of land managed by different organizations. Management tools such as prescribed fires and Wilderness areas are used to ensure a balanced conservation approach for both wildlife and visitors.