Ouachita National Forest - Red Slough Wildlife Management Area

Red Slough Wildlife Management Area

The Red Slough Wildlife Management Area is a 5,814 acre wetland project designed to restore hydrology and re-establish bottomland hardwoods. It is cooperatively managed by the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, and Ducks Unlimited. Project goals and objectives are to maximize diversity and offer outstanding recreational opportunities. Red Slough is a very popular recreational destination located in southeastern Oklahoma and is a premier birdwatching and waterfowl hunting area.
Select a thumbnail image to view more photographs.			All of the photos on this site were taken at Red Slough Wildlife Management Area
	Photographs of Red Slough Wildlife Management Area
Amphibians				Hunting and Fishing
	Information about the history of the Red Slough Wildlife Management Area, recreation opportunities, rules and regulations, and directions to the site.
Birds	View an area map.			Invertebrates
Butterflies	Birding Observations and Information. The Red Slough Wetland is the recipient of the prestigious National "Taking Wing" Award.			Mammals
Dragonflies	Red Slough Species Lists Select a link below to view the species lists for the Red Slough Wildlife Management Area.			Management
	Birds	Butterflies	Damselflies and Dragonflies
Fish	Fish	Mammals	Plants	Mussels
	Reptiles and Amphibians

Habitat and Scenic	Articles about Red Slough First Confirmed Record of American Alligator Nesting in Oklahoma A Tale of Yellow Rails Adventures not too far from home - Red Slough, video and article			Plants and Flowers

Tours and Field Trips	Alligator Hatchling Rescue - view a movie clip of baby alligators and their nest. Ouachita National Forest Oklahoma Ranger District			Reptiles
	List of Links