Come to this FREE screening of Pronghorn Passage, followed by a Q & A with panelists following the film!
Enter the sagebrush biome of southwest Montana, a land where ranchers and conservationists unite around a common goal: to foster coexistence among humans and wildlife by reconnecting habitat for pronghorn.
Pronghorn have roamed the western plains for over 20 million years, but present-day roads and fences block their migration.Pronghorn Passage, a short film by the National Wildlife Federation, showcases how ranching families and volunteers are taking action to restore habitat connectivity for this definitive North American mammal.Our film demonstrates win-win solutions and collaborative approaches that are critical for conserving wildlife and rural livelihoods in the modern West.
