The Desert Wildlife Refuge is located in southern Nevada, covering over 1.5 million acres. It was established to protect the diverse ecosystems and wildlife of the Mojave Desert. The refuge is home to various species, including the desert bighorn sheep, coyote, and numerous bird species, making it a vital area for conservation. Visitors can explore the refuge through hiking trails and scenic drives, offering opportunities to observe wildlife in their natural habitat. The refuge also features unique landscapes, such as rugged mountains and vast desert plains, providing a glimpse into the beauty of the desert environment.