Life-Size Mule Deer By Michael Coleman 2013 Location: Cashman Greever Garden Life-Size Mule Deer, cast number 6 of an edition of 20, takes a prominent place the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s Cashman Greever Garden, near Harry Jackson’s Sacajawea and visible from the breezeway leading from the Hub, or central lobby, to our Plains […]
Western Wyoming is home to some of the longest distance and most intact ungulate migration routes in North America. “Along those migrations routes, however,” says ecologist Dr. Corinna Riginos, “animals face numerous challenges as they come into contact with human development.” That development includes roads, which can cause animals trying to cross them considerable stress. […]
Visitors to Wyoming stand a good chance of seeing mule deer and elk while touring the state, and may even be lucky enough to spot bighorn sheep or moose, but the migrations of these and other ungulates are in widespread decline across the globe. At the next Draper Natural History Museum Lunchtime Expedition, Dr. Matthew […]