At 6,000-year-old crossing, Gov. Gordon OKs Wyoming’s first-ever designated pronghorn migration route

Wyoming's governor has approved the state's first designated pronghorn migration route, recognizing a 6,000-year-old crossing in the Green River Basin. This move aims to protect the landscapes that pronghorn traverse during their long migrations, which can span over 200 miles. This initiative underscores the importance of preserving natural migration paths to ensure the survival of these animals, reflecting a broader commitment to wildlife conservation and acknowledging indigenous knowledge of these ancient routes.