At 6,000-year-old crossing, Gov. Gordon OKs Wyoming’s first-ever designated pronghorn migration route Some Green River Basin pronghorn migrate more than 200 miles. Now, Wyoming has designated the landscapes they move through in an effort to protect the route.

 

At 6,000-year-old crossing, Gov. Gordon OKs Wyoming’s first-ever designated pronghorn migration route

Some Green River Basin pronghorn migrate more than 200 miles. Now, Wyoming has designated the landscapes they move through in an effort to protect the route.

I-80 severs vast Wyoming wildlife habitat. A UW study aims to optimize how animals avert the deadly crossing. New research project is inventorying and enhancing bridges and culverts that migrating deer, elk and pronghorn use as makeshift freeway underpasses.

 

I-80 severs vast Wyoming wildlife habitat. A UW study aims to optimize how animals avert the deadly crossing.

New research project is inventorying and enhancing bridges and culverts that migrating deer, elk and pronghorn use as makeshift freeway underpasses.

Do right by the Sublette antelope herd

Do right by the Sublette antelope herd: State should protect the full migration corridor, writes guest columnist Ben Elzay.

Industry reps, hunters and others start review of world’s longest pronghorn migration

Industry reps, hunters and others start review of world’s longest pronghorn migration: As members get their bearings, it’s not yet decided how the state’s working group will devise recommended changes to a migration corridor that biologists have been trying to designate for seven years.

Gordon pares back Wyoming’s first pronghorn migration, overriding Game and Fish commissioners

Gordon pares back Wyoming’s first pronghorn migration, overriding Game and Fish commissioners: A long-delayed migration corridor designation advanced by Wyoming's governor is preferred by the livestock industry. It forgoes protections for animals that use the Red Desert and Golden Triangle.

Blog Mirror: Don’t Blame Antelope For Their Rep As Worst-Tasting Wyoming Big Game, Biologists Say

 

Don’t Blame Antelope For Their Rep As Worst-Tasting Wyoming Big Game, Biologists Say