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Marshes, bottomland riparian forests, swamps, and aquatic habitats are the major living spaces for the Project’s animals and plants. As a major portion of the Trinity River’s Estuary, the Project is influenced by both fresh and salt water due to tides and river flows. Hiking, nature photography, bird watching, pleasure boating, kayaking and canoeing, and wildlife viewing are some of the many non-consumptive, ecologically friendly activities available to the visitor at the Wallisville Lake Project. Visitors are encouraged to take only photographs and memories, leave only foot prints on the Project. We hope that the brochure below will answer any questions that you may have concerning Wallisville Lake Project. If you do have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us: Wallisville Lake Project
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The
Wallisville Lake Project is 23,000+ acres along and on either side of
the Trinity River from just below the lock and dam, north to just south
of the community of Moss Bluff. The project is managed for the public
good and for the benefit of the wildlife living in and migrating through
the area. A balanced approach is applied to ensure that the needs and
desires of the visiting public are met as nearly as possible without
jeopardizing the wildlife and plants under the Corps’ care. 
