Hedgesville National Wildlife Refuge, Concord

Welcome to the Hedgesville National Wildlife Refuge! An immersive, high-funded refuge owned and maintained by the Department of The Interior, Licensed and assigned to the United States Fish & Wildlife Service. Home to four species of wildlife, over 19 different trails, two designated campsite locations, and hundreds of Concord-native trees, the Refuge sits just 35 minutes outside of the Small Township of Hedgesville, Concord. The Hedgesville National Wildlife Refuge (HNWR) was founded on October 27, 2022, with the United States Fish & Wildlife Service obtaining leased (now owned) land from the Bureau of Land Management. The expected to change or be modified for camping. The Refuge is prone to ecological attacks (such as Arson/Ecotage), and is home to various criminal organizations, and because of this, Government intervention via specialized programs (U.S Fish & Wildlife Service's Office of Fire Investigations) have been established. This game is in BETA, expect changes.