Just 30 minutes from New Orleans, Barataria Preserve’s 24,000 acres offer home to a myriad of marsh vegetation and wildlife. Photos here are from my first trip out this last week—I’ll spending more time here over the coming months.








Just 30 minutes from New Orleans, Barataria Preserve’s 24,000 acres offer home to a myriad of marsh vegetation and wildlife. Photos here are from my first trip out this last week—I’ll spending more time here over the coming months.