Tag archives for Antelope
Oh, Give Me a Home Where the Bears Roam
Posted by Wildlife Conservation Society on May 30, 2013 Hunting regulations can then be formulated and adjusted to reach mutually recognized goals. Communities will need to grapple with how to live with big predators rather than simply whether or not to hunt them. Clear definitions will likely be needed of where large carnivores should never occur in a given landscape, something that has been poorly done if at all previously.
Save the Saiga: Poachers Responsible for a Dwindling Population
Posted by Nicole Glass on February 22, 2013 
The grasslands of Russia and Kazakhstan are host to an animal that has roamed the earth since the Ice Age, but may soon become extinct: the saiga, a hump-nosed antelope whose population has declined by more than 95 percent since the early 1990s. The critically endangered saiga, which stands just about two feet tall, is in…
Rebound, Decline and Reintroduction on the Plains: Grasslands News from January 2013
Posted by American Prairie Reserve on February 13, 2013 
IN THIS POST: Wood Bison in Alaska, Text Messages Versus Poachers, South American Tapirs, Linking Prairie Dogs and Grassland Birds, India’s Blackbuck, Biodiversity and Exotic Animals in Europe, Grasslands National Park – In an effort to increase awareness of grasslands issues and encourage you to fall in love with our world’s prairies, American Prairie Reserve compiles…
Path of the Pronghorn Leading To New Passages – Part 2
Posted by Wildlife Conservation Society on November 9, 2011 WCS Scientists blog from the field in a 2-part series that looks at pronghorn encountering difficult highway crossing points during their fall migration. The animals get a glimpse of the construction of underpasses and overpasses meant to keep wildlife and motorists off a collision course.
Path of the Pronghorn Leading To New Passages
Posted by Wildlife Conservation Society on November 2, 2011 WCS Scientists blog from the field in a 2-part series that looks at pronghorn encountering difficult highway crossing points during their fall migration. The animals get a glimpse of the construction of underpasses and overpasses meant to keep wildlife and motorists off a collision course.
