Wildlife wilderness migration comes alive in video mapping project
Radio collar data is superimposed, time-lapsed, on maps to show how important wilderness and other lands are to Wyoming animals.
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Study: Non-hunters contribute most to wildlife
While hunters generate funds for state agencies, federal lands in the West are the essential foundation
Struggling Wyoming pronghorn subject of major study
Wyoming biologists seek to determine how drought, energy development, habitat competition and migration barriers may play a role in pronghorn herds that are about half their size as they were 20 years ago.
Energy company was allowed to harass wildlife and run hunters off Battle Mountain
Energy activity was allowed to trump smart wildlife management as ungulates and hunters alike were run off Battle Mountain by helicopters and ground crews.