Bridges for Wildlife – Migrating Pronghorn Encounter a New Overpass and the Freedom to Roam
The pronghorn antelope that migrate 170 miles from Grand Teton National Park south to their winter range face plenty of obstacles: rivers, fences, a high mountain pass, subdivisions, energy development. The most dangerous place in the migration corridor is the geographic bottleneck known as Trappers’ Point six miles west… Read More