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10/14/2026

Migration doesn’t always look like a single line from Point A to Point B.

According to the Global Initiative on Ungulate Migration’s (GIUM) pronghorn research, pronghorn in southern Alberta do not typically follow established corridors. Instead, they use multiple pathways that can vary from year to year.

Their movements also respond to seasonal conditions. In fall, pronghorn move toward areas with more abundant silver sagebrush, an important winter food source. In spring, they generally follow the green-up of vegetation northward toward fawning and summer ranges.

That variability is one reason migration research matters.

Understanding how animals use an entire landscape can help conservationists identify the places and connections that need to remain functional.

Explore the GIUM Pronghorn Migration factsheets and see how researchers are mapping these movements at www.cms.int/gium/migration-atlas

Conservation is measured in more than miles.It's measured in better habitat, safer passage, improved access to resources...
10/12/2026

Conservation is measured in more than miles.

It's measured in better habitat, safer passage, improved access to resources, and landscapes that remain functional for the wildlife that depend on them.

This U.S. HWY 212 Connectivity & Safety Improvement project we completed last year in Montana is one example of what can happen when conservation partners come together with a shared goal: improving the landscape for pronghorn and the many species that call it home.

• 10.5 Miles of woven wire modified

We're proud to be part of the work, and we're just getting started.

Follow NAPF as we continue putting conservation into action across pronghorn country and get involved now at pronghornshop.org/products/life-membership

October is here, and pronghorn are moving through another season on the Northern Sagebrush Steppe 🍂Every photograph is a...
10/10/2026

October is here, and pronghorn are moving through another season on the Northern Sagebrush Steppe 🍂

Every photograph is a reminder of the landscapes these animals depend on, and the work required to keep those landscapes connected and productive.

From migration research and GPS tracking to fence modification, habitat conservation, and on-the-ground stewardship, NAPF works to support pronghorn and the places they call home.

Follow along this month as we share more about pronghorn, migration, research, and NAPF’s work across the West.

Pics by: Craig Miller

10/08/2026

Did you know Pronghorn are the SECOND FASTEST land animal?

Pronghorn can reach speeds as high as 60 miles per hour and utilize their large, efficient lungs to escape predators.

What’s your go to pronghorn fact? Comment below!

Support pronghorn conservation + win a r***e while you’re at it!Our goal is to reach 100 Life Members committed to the l...
10/06/2026

Support pronghorn conservation + win a r***e while you’re at it!

Our goal is to reach 100 Life Members committed to the long-term future of pronghorn and their habitat. To us reaching 100 isn’t just a number, it means a stronger foundation for the conservation, science, advocacy, stewardship, and partnerships that will shape the future of pronghorn.

And we decided to throw in something special when we reach our goal…

When NAPF reaches 100 Life Members, one Life Member will be drawn to receive a NAPF Weatherby 307 Alpine ST chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor!

Will you help us reach 100? Join the Push to 100 and become a Life Member at https://www.pronghornshop.org/products/life-membership

ONLY Life Members are eligible for the drawing.

Congratulations to our GPS Collar Promo r***e winner, Jessica F!🎉A huge thank you to everyone who donated and supported ...
10/06/2026

Congratulations to our GPS Collar Promo r***e winner, Jessica F!🎉

A huge thank you to everyone who donated and supported the North American Pronghorn Foundation’s effort to fund GPS collaring and pronghorn research in Northern Montana.

Your support helps us better understand pronghorn movements, migration, and the landscapes they depend on.

And remember, if you donated towards a GPS Collar every donor will receive an NAPF t-shirt and quarterly updates beginning with the Winter 2027 Montana capture, giving you an inside look at the pronghorn research your support is helping make possible.

Thank you for being part of the effort to better understand and conserve pronghorn and their habitat.

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Protecting the future of pronghorn means protecting the open landscapes they depend on, and keeping those landscapes fun...
10/04/2026

Protecting the future of pronghorn means protecting the open landscapes they depend on, and keeping those landscapes functional for generations to come.

Learn how you can get involved at pronghorns.org

📸 Photo: Josh Metten

Here’s a little recap of our Box X Ranch Virtual Fencing Project, leaving with 10 miles of woven wire removed or modifie...
10/02/2026

Here’s a little recap of our Box X Ranch Virtual Fencing Project, leaving with 10 miles of woven wire removed or modified in Montana to improve wildlife movement and habitat connectivity.

Every project adds up, every mile matters.

Learn more about the NAPF Fence Counter and see the impact of these projects across pronghorn country: pronghorns.org/fencecounter

Our GPS collar crowdfunding promotion ended last night. YOU made this a success, raising over $15,000 to support prongho...
10/01/2026

Our GPS collar crowdfunding promotion ended last night. YOU made this a success, raising over $15,000 to support pronghorn research in Montana! More details to come over the next few days!

From all of us at NAPF, Thank you!

09/30/2026

A pronghorn migration can span hundreds of miles, but for an animal built to run across open country, even a single barrier can matter.

Pronghorn migrations have been documented across North America, including movements of roughly 200 miles in Wyoming. These seasonal movements allow herds to follow nutrition and escape harsh winter conditions.

Yet fences, highways, development, and other obstacles can restrict those movements and limit access to the landscapes pronghorn need to survive.

That's why migration conservation isn't simply about protecting a destination, it's about keeping the entire route functional.

Learn how you can get involved at pronghorns.org

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