Wyoming Mule Deer Migration - High Use Migration Corridor
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Wyoming Mule Deer Migration - High Use Migration Corridor
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Migration Corridors
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Migration Corridors
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YouTubeWyoming Game and Fish Department
Mule Deer Migration - Baggs Mule Deer Migration Corridor
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Mule Deer Migration - Baggs Mule Deer Migration Corridor
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YouTubeWyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming pronghorn migration corridor advances to Governor for review
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Wyoming pronghorn migration corridor advances to Governor for review
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YouTubeYour Wyoming Link
Yellowstone Elk Migration Trail: Amazing Camera Trap Highlights
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Yellowstone Elk Migration Trail: Amazing Camera Trap Highlights
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'Energy dominance' meets migration: All Wyoming corridors overlap with proposed oil and gas leases
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'Energy dominance' meets migration: All Wyoming corridors overlap with proposed oil and gas leases
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YouTubeWyoFile
On the Elk Trail - Full Series | Amazing Yellowstone Migrations
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On the Elk Trail - Full Series | Amazing Yellowstone Migrations
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YouTubeWyoming Migration Initiative
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WORLD RECORD DEER MIGRATION VISUALIZED IN 3D FOR THE FIRST TIME
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YouTubeWyoming Migration Initiative
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Wyoming Migration Initiative
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YouTubeWyoming PBS
Sweetwater County official suggests further trimming Wyoming's long-sought pronghorn migration corridor
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400 Miles to Cross: The Interstate 80 Wildlife Barrier
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YouTubeWyoming Migration Initiative
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Wyoming's Invisible Walls: Saving the Last Great American Migration
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Migrations
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On the Elk Trail: Episode 7 - What Migration Means
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YouTubeWyoming Migration Initiative
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Amazing Trail Camera Scenes from Yellowstone Elk Migrations
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YouTubeWyoming Migration Initiative
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Sara Domek – The Science and Story of Wyoming's Wildlife Migration
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YouTubeMOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE with Ed Roberson
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On the Elk Trail | Episode 1: Camera Trapping. Movement is life for many wild animals. In this 7-part series filmed during the fall 2018 migration, Travis Zaffarano, former MS student in the Wyoming Coop Unit, and Greg Nickerson from the Wyoming Migration Initiative used trail cameras to document an elk migration in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of dozens of elk corridors across Wyoming. From the first animals testing the route to the final stragglers of the season, you'll witness an en
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FacebookWyoming Migration Initiative
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Trapper's Point - Main Street, Wyoming
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On the Elk Trail: Episode 2 - Elk Migration
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YouTubeWyoming Migration Initiative
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How an 8,000‑Year‑Old Antelope Site in Wyoming Became a Wildlife Crossing
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How Wyoming is Protecting Pronghorn and Deer at Trappers Point
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Trapper's Point: 8,000 Years of Pronghorn & Human History
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GLIMPSES OF MIGRATION #9 — HUGE GROUP OF 75 MULE DEER CHASED BY COYOTE IN WYOMING **Watch to the end to see deer escaping the coyote!** This is one of the most impressive deer migration clips we have EVER seen, both for the number of mule deer and the predator-prey interactions. The video was captured by a remote trail camera back in spring 2020, when a massive group of mule deer was heading north to their summer range on the Red Desert to Hoback Migration Corridor. Amazingly, this clip captured
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In our sixth camera collar video from #Deer242 she surveys the windblown snowscape of the Red Desert. This video clip is from March 29, 2023, at the tail end of the harsh winter of 2022-2023. As usual, Deer 242 is with a companion that looks to be a little older than a fawn. The other deer is heartily browsing in a bare patch where the wind has scoured the snow away. As long as the snow doesn't get too deep, intact sagebrush offers patchy patterns of miniature snowdrifts and open browsing areas
51.6K views1 year ago
FacebookWyoming Migration Initiative
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Bridging the Gap: How Wildlife Crossings Enhance Wildlife Migration and Habitat Connectivity
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YouTubeGreater Yellowstone Coalition
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WORLD RECORD DEER MIGRATION VISUALIZED IN 3D FOR THE FIRST TIME Our cartography team at the University of Oregon InfoGraphics Lab has created a 3D visualization to show the challenges of that Deer 255 faces in her migration. The animation also reveals how people have acted to conserve the Red Desert to Hoback migration corridor. Here’s the backstory: In 2016, our team of University of Wyoming biologists discovered a record-breaking mule deer in Wyoming. A collared doe migrated from southwest Wyo
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GLIMPSES OF MIGRATION #5 — The Snowy Dozen Migrating Deer **Sound on to hear the snow crunching and deer talking.** It's heartwarming to think that while we were all getting ready for the holidays on 12/23, a few more deer were migrating by this wildlife-friendly fence, heading toward winter range. Most of the 4,000-5,000 mule deer that use this migration corridor move through in October or November, but some linger on stopover habitat until the snow gets deeper. That seems to be what happened w
24.3M viewsMar 19, 2021
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Migrating Mulies | Wyoming Mule Deer (Amazon Episode)
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YouTubeFresh Tracks
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Saving deer from extinction!!! - The Migration (Wildlife)
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YouTubeEastmans Hunting Journals
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Glimpses of Migration: Deer decisions || A group of migrating mule deer gathers at the edge of the longest water-crossing of their 150-mile migration, deciding if they want to cross at this location. Watch as they circle at the shoreline, drinking and cautiously scanning the water ahead. One doe starts to venture out. For a moment it looks like the group may follow her lead, but something stops them. Maybe it’s the current, the distance, or an unknown scent. She circles back to the shore, with t
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