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Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs)
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Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are sites that have been selected to preserve wildlife habitat in Minnesota. They are managed and owned by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. There are currently 1,440 WMAs in the state. Some have two or more units. There are currently (5/27/2020) 1,692 WMA units. All are open to the public. Most, but not all, allow hunting. |
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Carlos Avery WMA, Carlos Avery Unit Carlos Avery WMA, Sunrise Unit Carver Highlands WMA, Middle Unit Carver Highlands WMA, North Unit Carver Highlands WMA, South Unit Cupido WMA John Peter Hoffman Spring Brook Valley WMA Lac qui Parle WMA Marvin W. Schubring Memorial WMA Prairie Creek WMA, Engeseth-Rinde Unit Prairie Creek WMA, Koester Prairie Unit Rockwell WMA Sand Prairie Wildlife Management and
Environmental Swan Lake WMA, North Star Unit Vermillion Highlands Research, Recreation, and WMA |
Big Woods Heritage Forest WMA
Edward Velishek Memorial WMA
McDougall WMA
Prairie Creek WMA, Koester Prairie Unit
Sand Prairie Wildlife Management & Environmental Education Area
Twin Valley WMA, North Unit
Vermillion Highlands Research, Recreation, |
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