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Wildlife advocates are decrying the state’s decision to offer critical migration habitat for drilling, and are renewing calls to protect the famous antelope thoroughfare via the long-stalled state designation process.
Life as a deer or elk in the Blue Mountains can’t be easy. Imagine you are part of a herd that is on a traditional migration route from Mount Emily
Life as a deer or elk in the Blue Mountains can’t be easy. Imagine you are part of a herd that is on a traditional migration route from Mount Emily
An international team is working to create a much-needed global ungulate migration atlas to help guide conservation efforts. Ungulates provide most of the prey for the world’s large carnivore and scavenger populations, and food and livelihood opportunities for local and Indigenous communities. Their seasonal migrations are necessary for healthy ecosystems and sustaining the animals and people that depend on them.
Wyoming researcher taking wildlife mapping tech worldwide MIKE KOSHMRL, Jackson Hole News & Guide May 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3FILE - In this May 18, 2018, file photo provided by the Wyoming Migration Initiative, a doe and her yearling fawn "surf the green wave" of spring vegetation emerging along the foothills of the Wind River Range in the Hoback Migration Corridor near Pinedale, Wyo. University of Wyoming-based researcher Matt Kauffman has led efforts to map wildlife migrations in the western U.S. for years. He is now working with researchers overseas to map wildlif...