The West’s Big Game Migrations Are Finally Being Mapped
Across the American West, wildlife managers are building something that barely existed a decade ago:
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Across the American West, wildlife managers are building something that barely existed a decade ago:
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“Ranchers throughout the Midwest and West have long played a vital role in managing native grasslands that support both wildlife and local economies,” said Greg Sheehan, President and CEO of the Mule Deer Foundation.
The future of big game conservation in the United States will not be decided solely on public land.
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