Kulm Wetland Management District

The Kulm Wetland Management District spans across 45,683 acres of land, managing 201 waterfowl production areas in Dickey, LaMoure, Logan, and McIntosh counties.

Established in July 1971, this district became a vital component of the Prairie Pothole Region, supporting numerous species of waterfowl and migratory birds.

The district continues traditional land management practices through prescribed fires and rotational grazing, methods that reflect the natural cycles of prairie ecosystems.

Visitors can access over 200 waterfowl production areas for hunting, fishing, trapping, wildlife photography, and nature walking throughout the protected lands.

The James River flows through the eastern section, creating a migration corridor where waterfowl breeding densities exceed 100 pairs per square mile.

Location: North Dakota

Website: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/kulm_wmd

Website: https://fws.gov/refuge/kulm_wmd

GPS coordinates: 46.30000,-98.93333

Latest update: March 8, 2025 20:13