Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge

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Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge is a protected natural area in southern Arizona known for its grassland habitats, diverse wildlife, and efforts to restore endangered species such as the masked bobwhite quail.

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Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national wildlife refuge
protected area
border Mexico
climate arid
semi-arid
contains cienegas
desert scrub
mesquite bosque
riparian areas
semi-desert grassland habitat
country United States
established 1985
governingBody United States Fish and Wildlife Service
hasActivity birdwatching
environmental education
hiking
wildlife viewing
hasEcosystemService biodiversity conservation
habitat for migratory birds
hasFeature Buenos Aires Ranch historic structures
border security infrastructure in some areas
scenic grassland vistas
hasProgram endangered species recovery
grassland restoration
invasive species control
hasWildlife bobcat
coyote
grassland songbirds
javelina
kangaroo rat
masked bobwhite quail
mountain lion
mule deer
pronghorn
various raptors
white-tailed deer
IUCNCategory IV
locatedIn Arizona
Pima County, Arizona
southern Arizona
linked to: Southern Arizona
managingAgency U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southwest Region
namedAfter Buenos Aires Ranch
nearestCity Sasabe, Arizona
linked to: Arivaca, Arizona
partOf Altar Valley
National Wildlife Refuge System
Sonoran Desert region
linked to: Sonoran Desert
purpose conservation of grassland ecosystems
restoration of masked bobwhite quail

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Southeastern Arizona hasProtectedArea Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
subject linked to: southeastern Arizona
Southern Arizona hasProtectedArea Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
Arivaca, Arizona nearbyProtectedArea Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge