“Throughout Wyoming, mule deer populations have declined by an estimated 168,000 (31 percent) since 2000. After the 2011 hunting seasons, it was estimated there were 376,000 mule deer in the state.

The study by Western Ecosystems Technology, Inc. concluded that mule deer numbers declined in the Mesa by 30 percent overall during the seven-year research project, which ran from 2000-2007.

Since we have to go to Island Park and West Yellowstone tomorrow, why don’t we make a short trip to Yellowstone Park?” asked ...

ICL’s Central Idaho director Josh Johnson said the project aims to ease stress on mule deer herds, which face significant challenges in their seasonal migration.

Game and Fish commissioners face influential, reluctant parties in quest to designate Wyoming’s first migration corridor ...

Snowfall can hamper mule deer as they migrate in the spring and fall. Diane Renkin/National Park Service Support Local Journalism ...

Wildlife managers have been working for years on various vegetative treatments, with a specific eye toward benefitting the Wyoming Range mule deer herd and other wildlife populations. Officials ...

To address the persistent and dangerous issue of wildlife-vehicle collisions along State Highway 82, a new mitigation strategy released in June outlines a plan to build a series of wildlife crossings ...

In the ditch, I spot my first clump of wolf willow, and I say the words out loud. “Wolf willow.” And laugh a little at my ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has established a newChronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Management Zone in Hunting District 170, ...

A new stretch of border wall will soon be built through the San Rafael Valley, southeast Arizona's last major open space for ...

Mammoth Lakes, nestled in California's Eastern Sierra, is a haven of natural beauty, boasting rugged peaks and pristine lakes ...