Friends of the Wildlife Corridor

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Friends of the Wildlife Corridor Friends of the Wildlife Corridor work to protect the native habitat in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. We work closely with U.S.

The Friends of the Wildlife Corridor supports the land acquisition goals, projects, activities, and outreach plans of the Santa Ana and Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges. Fish & Wildlife staff responsible for the Refuges to share expertise about the communities we represent and to understand and support the current priorities and planned projects of the Refuges. Our focus includes:

• Purchasing available tracts of land of interest to the Refuges and temporarily holding the tracts until the Refuges can purchase them. Tracts are typically small and connect existing Refuge lands, contributing to wildlife migration corridors.

• Financially supporting the volunteer programs on the Refuges as well as events such as Rio Reforestation, a public re-vegetation celebration that has occurred annually for more than 20 years.

• Conducting outreach for the Refuges via special events, our web site, publications, and other approaches.

• Operating nature stores (profit from sales of educational, interpretive, and promotional materials in the stores funds Refuge projects, construction of trails and boardwalks, and purchase of outreach and educational materials).

• Promoting land acquisition funding and other issues that affect wildlife conservation in South Texas on a local and national level.

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11/01/2026

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11/01/2026
Just another day at the refuge… Until Jason showed up! 👀💨
11/01/2026

Just another day at the refuge… Until Jason showed up! 👀💨

🎃🦇 Ready for a Halloween adventure?
Join us on October 31 for Junior Ranger: Night Sky Ranger! Kids ages 7-12 will explore the mysterious world of bats through hands-on activities, fun discoveries, and ranger-led learning.
📍 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge
⏰ 10 AM - 12 PM
The truth about bats is even cooler than the legends!
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The birds may not know how famous they are, but we sure do! 🐦😂The countdown is on! Salineño Preserve reopens November 1,...
11/01/2026

The birds may not know how famous they are, but we sure do! 🐦😂

The countdown is on! Salineño Preserve reopens November 1, and we're ready to welcome our birding friends back for another season!

Santa Ana & Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

The birds may not know how famous they are, but we sure do! 🐦😂

The countdown is on! Salineño Preserve reopens November 1, and we're ready to welcome our birding friends back for another season!

Another Fantastic EventAt Santa Ana & Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges With Help of many volunteers, th...
10/25/2026

Another Fantastic Event
At Santa Ana & Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges
With Help of many volunteers, the collaboration of several organizations, and especially the flawless ex*****on by the outstanding management and staff of our Santa Ana NWR and the Lower RGV National Wildlife Refuge.

Good Times Together.

A special Shout Out to the historians and staff from Pharr Memorial Library. Their historical narrative and guidance on our Spooky Tram Tour to El Cemeterio Viejo made this journey unforgettable.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wildlife Refuge Association America's Wildlife Refuges Gloria Galindo City of Pharr RGV Fun & Events- Things to do Texas Historical Commission Museum of South Texas History

Lots of FolksAt Frights and Folklore NightAt Santa Ana & Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges A little spoo...
10/25/2026

Lots of Folks
At Frights and Folklore Night
At Santa Ana & Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges

A little spooky!
A little historical!
A little folklore!
Lots of Fun!

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service America's Wildlife Refuges National Wildlife Refuge Association City of Pharr Gloria Galindo RGV Fun & Events- Things to do Texas Historical Commission Museum of South Texas History Pharr Memorial Library

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3325 Green Jay Road
Alamo, TX
78516

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