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Curecanti is a home for wildlife—from the canyon rim to reservoir, and shrubland to riparian corridors. 273 bird species, 62 mammal species, 21 native and nonnative fish species, 6 reptile species, and 2 amphibian species have been reported here. Some are permanent residents, while others migrate elsewhere in winter. All national parks protect the resources within it, including wildlife. Help the park care and protect for these animals by recreating responsibly when camping, boating, fishing, hiking, or watching wildlife. |
Mammals
More than 60 species of mammals, from rodents to ungulates, exist in and around Curecanti. 
Birds
From raptors to songbirds, Curecanti is home to 275 reported bird species. 
Reptiles & Amphibians
A small, diverse group of reptiles and amphibian species are present in the park. 
Fish
Trout, salmon and perch can be found in the waters of Curecanti. |
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Last updated: November 4, 2024