Nevada puts migration conservation front and center
NDOW to work with stakeholders to identify key migration corridors
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is a benefit for wildlife
Funds will be used for reforestation, habitat and other conservation projects
Wyoming works to decrease deer-vehicle collisions on I-25
Upper Powder River and Pumpkin Buttes mule deer herds most impacted
New report shows need for protection of mule deer migration corridors
“Cutting-edge migration science and mapping” could help land managers conserve critical corridors
New data gathered on mule deer migration in Navajo Nation
Decline of mule deer “more pronounced” in this area because of habitat loss and other factors
New study identifies challenges of timing mule deer births
Human-caused disturbances to migration patterns can impact fawn birthrate
New group works to fix fencing for wildlife
Wyoming group is a public and private partnership working to improve migration routes
New study examines impact of fencing on wildlife
UC Berkeley researcher finds fencing effects deer and antelope migration
WGFD seeks comments on mule deer migration corridor
Draft assessment comment period ends Jan. 15, 2021
USGS releases western ungulate migration maps
Maps will be used for future management strategy to sustain big game herds