![[Above: Wyoming pronghorn and mule deer migrate over the new highway overpass at Trapper's Point, Wyoming. All photos: Joe Riis]](https://www.patagonia.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/6a00d8341d07fd53ef017c344e88f7970b-654x408-c-default.jpg)
Bridges for Wildlife – Migrating Pronghorn Encounter a New Overpass and the Freedom to Roam
Dec 5, 2012
December 5, 2012
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