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Wyoming Researchers Discover Longest Ever Mule Deer Migration Gohunt Researchers have put together an immersive story map where readers can learn more about the migration of rocky mountain mule deer (odocoileus hemionus), particularly the journey of deer 255, a collared doe that migrated 242 miles one way. scrolling through the page, users can check out maps, videos and recent findings on the deer’s migration. In 2016, researchers in wyoming discovered the world's longest migration of mule deer. a doe fitted with a gps tracking collar migrated 242 miles one way (1). she is known as deer 255. each summer, she lives in the heart of the greater yellowstone ecosystem, but travels far into wyoming's sagebrush sea and high desert ecosystem for winter. University of wyoming wildlife biologists recently tracked down a lost mule deer doe that made a world record migration from the red desert over the teton range in 2016, only to abruptly disappear. the doe’s reappearance marks a stunning turn in an already astounding journey that began in 2016. that’s when biologists studying the red desert. Migration is vital to the survival of mule deer and other wildlife. understanding migration paths is a key to conserving mule deer and other wildlife for generations to come. as our landscapes become more developed conservation of migration corridors is becoming more important. this is the story of wyoming's mule deer.
Wyoming Wildlife Migration Exhibit And Program Wyoming State Library University of wyoming wildlife biologists recently tracked down a lost mule deer doe that made a world record migration from the red desert over the teton range in 2016, only to abruptly disappear. the doe’s reappearance marks a stunning turn in an already astounding journey that began in 2016. that’s when biologists studying the red desert. Migration is vital to the survival of mule deer and other wildlife. understanding migration paths is a key to conserving mule deer and other wildlife for generations to come. as our landscapes become more developed conservation of migration corridors is becoming more important. this is the story of wyoming's mule deer.
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