Outdoor Life

‘I Turned My Antelope Hunters Away.’ Wyoming Wildfires Have Been Devastating. They’re Also an Opportunity to Fix Fencing for Wildlife

T.J. Tavegie watched two orphaned pronghorn fawns plodding across the charred sand 15 yards away from him. They kicked up clouds of ashy dust with each step as they headed toward the small stock pond ...
Casper Star-Tribune

Wildlife Foundation removes wire to open migration paths

JACKSON — A pronghorn lingered nearby as Steve Morriss removed barbed wire from an obsolete fence on the Pinto Ranch in Grand Teton National Park. “It waited for us to be done, said ‘thank you’ and ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Man removes 18km of barbed wire fencing from Victorian property to save wildlife

When conservation photographer Doug Gimesy moved to his property in the Otways in south-west Victoria last year, he saw something distressing — an eastern grey kangaroo tangled in a stretch of barbed ...
The Salt Lake Tribune

When fencing becomes an obstacle or hazard for migrating wildlife, one Wyoming group steps in to disassemble it. So far, members have pulled 200 miles of barbed wire.

Jackson, Wyo. • A pronghorn lingered nearby as Steve Morriss removed barbed wire from an obsolete fence on the Pinto Ranch in Grand Teton National Park. “It waited for us to be done, said ‘thank you’ ...
Mother Jones

Good Fences Make Bad Neighbors for Wild Animals

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