News about our research projects:

May 16: BBC covers new findings on escape tactics of deer fawns

Kevin Monteith collaborated on the study, recently published by the journal Animal Behaviour.

May 14: Wyofile covers migration stopover research by Sawyer and Kauffman

The article provides an detailed look at the ecology and management of deer migration amid expanding energy development.

May 09: Jackson Hole News and Guide reports on Teton Bighorn Sheep Project

The article discusses some new analysis and findings by Aly Courtemanch and Matt Kauffman.

Jan 28: Wyoming Public Radio covers migration research and conservation

The program "Open Spaces" explores migration ecology and highway crossings with Sawyer, Kauffman, and others.

Jan 24: New paper: "Wet season range fidelity in migratory wildebeest"

Tom Morrison and Doug Bolger (Dartmouth) find that migratory wildebeest exhibit high fidelity to wet season ranges in Northern T…

Nov 02: Matt Kauffman discusses the decline of several moose populations in Wyoming.

NPR's Morning Edition explored the causes and consequences of regional moose declines.

Sep 24: Hall Sawyer honored for his research contributions in Wyoming

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recognized Sawyer for 15 years of ungulate research throughout the state.

Sep 13: Do wildebeest smell bad? Inquires from a curious middle schooler

A curious middle school student poses some challenging questions to Tom Morrison about wildebeest.

May 12: New paper - "Stopover ecology of a migratory ungulate"

Editors at the Journal of Animal Ecology highlighted a new paper by Sawyer and Kauffman.

May 08: "What's the difference? - Biologists study Clarks Fork elk to learn why some fare better than others"

A Ravalli Republic article about a recent talk by Kauffman and Middleton in Hamilton, MT.