Perilous Paths.

The article explores the issue of protecting migration routes for mule deer, pronghorn, and elk in the Western United States. These animals rely on these routes to find food and survive harsh conditions, but their paths are increasingly obstructed by human development. Conservation efforts face opposition from lawmakers, landowners, and industry leaders. The article emphasizes the importance of tracking and mapping these migrations and highlights the significance of migration for the survival and well-being of these species. It specifically focuses on the efforts in Wyoming to protect migration corridors for mule deer and pronghorn, including the designation of corridors and the implementation of measures like easements and wildlife overpasses. However, challenges remain, such as resistance from some landowners and ongoing development. The article also discusses the need for collaboration among stakeholders to ensure the preservation of migration routes. [Extracted from the article]