A hot July weekend in 2021 set me on one of my greatest undertakings as a conservationist and teacher. That summer, I volunteered through NWF’s Artemis to work on a field project modifying an old fence for pronghorn migration safety. The project in question is a three-year restoration project in Montana’s Horse Prairie region managed by Simon Buzzard of the National Wildlife Federation.
After extensive studies researching the migration patterns of pronghorn, it was determined the fencing here needed to be removed to clear the way for safer wildlife migration. Many other organizations took time to help over previous weekends, and it was finally our turn.
Next Generation's Pronghorn Conservation • The National Wildlife Federation Blog
After extensive studies researching the migration patterns of pronghorn, it was determined the fencing here needed to be removed to clear the way for safer wildlife migration. Many other organizations took time to help over previous weekends, and it was finally our turn.
Next Generation's Pronghorn Conservation • The National Wildlife Federation Blog