Cover of a report titled Ungulate Migrations of the Western United States, Volume 6. Gray background cover with a photo of a group of approximately 20 pronghorn in a snowy field with a barbed wire fence in the foreground and a snow-capped mountain in the background.

The 6th volume of our USGS report series on #ungulate migrations in the Western United States is LIVE! The new vol. features 23 herds of mule deer, elk, & pronghorn, bringing the series total to 237 unique herds—a huge feat. Check out the report & download free data! pubs.usgs.gov/publication/...

Please check out a new global study from The Nature Conservancy (TNC) that shows how widespread extreme heat now impacts one in three people worldwide.

I am proud that TNC Arizona is working with communities in Phoenix to plant trees, increase shade and reduce heat.

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We live in Colorado, and my wife attended one of your recent webinars. We're both ecologists, and her focus is bird conservation, so we love all your work. Sorry we won't be able to meet you in person at the MV Crane Festival!

The Underfunded, Underestimated, Yet Critical Side of Conservation Designating protected areas is only the first step. Stewarding the areas and ensuring they meet their goals is critical to long-term success.

When you start a new business, you have to create a plan to keep it running. How will you finance your operation? Who will train your employees? How will you evaluate success?

It's the same with conservation projects. Or it should be.