People of all ages find wonder in viewing pronghorn in the wild. The opening of thousands of acres of previously unusable land to pronghorn means more opportunity for people to enjoy these animals. Learn how retrofitting wildlife unfriendly fencing can protect pronghorn for future generations in the film Unwired: Making Space for Pronghorn in Wyoming’s Red Desert at the link in the comments. | Wyoming Migration Initiative

How’s this for some motivation? 💪 These sure-footed and strong-hearted pronghorns trace prehistoric pathways to greener pastures every single year in the longest migration in the Americas below the Arctic. #GreatMigrations is now streaming on Disney . | National Geographic Animals

Invisible barriers become obvious when tracking many pronghorn with GPS collars. As GPS tracks of individual pronghorn layer atop each other, vast acreages of land without any animal routes become apparent. The density of trails almost becomes solid as these pronghorn come up against livestock fencing that is uncrossable. Looking closer, we realize that pronghorn are cut off from 100k acres of habitat as a result of that fencing. When pronghorn movement is impeded, animals can't escape harsh win