🚨 BIG NEWS! GLOBAL INITIATIVE ON UNGULATE MIGRATION PUBLISHED IN SCIENCE

New maps today: mule deer migrating in southern BC! There are no protected areas that are close to matching the extent of a deer’s annual range, highlighting the importance of collaborative management to maintain migrations. @ClaytonTLamb @BCGovNews @BonnConvention

Cape buffalo migrating in KAZA live in one of the world's largest transboundary conservation landscapes. Despite being constrained by veterinary fences, buffalo here have made some of the longest recorded movements for the species @BonnConvention @WWF

Elk migrating in Canada's Southern Rockies show how wild this landscape still is, and opportunities to make the region's roads more permeable for big game. Map & 📸 by @ClaytonTLamb check out more in the Atlas https://t.co/lLapIb2P22 @BonnConvention

Migration Monday! Migrating guanacos in Monte León NP have illustrated that protected areas' size and shape need to be informed by animal movement, says @RewildingArg 's Emiliano Donadio. Read more here: https://t.co/ynoc9fNUtC

Discover the newest migratory maps on the CMS & @migratinghooves Atlas of Ungulate Migration featuring guanaco, wild camel, Cape buffalo, and elk. Explore how these species move across landscapes, then dive deeper with their fact sheets. 🗺️ View the interactive maps:

We are excited to announce the release of FOUR new maps in Atlas of Ungulate Migration! Check out the journeys of guanacos in Argentina, elk in the Canadian Rockies, Cape buffalo in Zambezi, & wild camels in the Gobi Desert. https://t.co/lLapIb3mRA @BonnConvention @WildCamels

We've got some pronghorn migration maps coming out soon, but in the meantime check out the impactful, long-term conservation work led by our partners with @ConserveAlberta

Not much is known about the migratory movements of eland, the world’s largest antelope. But based in recent tracking data, our new map depicts this animal’s long-distance migrations in the Serengeti ecosystem. https://t.co/7KwLBZSJrU @BonnConvention @tawiri_tz

The Knyszyn European bison herd began with the migration of a single bull from Białowieża in 1969, who traveled nearly 50km north to reach a new home range. Now 500+ animals, this herd has established seasonal migrations. Read more here: https://t.co/3uAtxhgqMq

New migration maps from Poland reveal the seasonal journeys of Europe’s largest wild ungulates! 🇵🇱 The maps show the movements of Moose in the Biebrza River Valley and European Bison in the Knyszyn & Białowieża Forests. These are among the few species that still migrate between

New maps and factsheets published in the Atlas of Ungulate Migration today! Learn about the conservation successes and challenges facing Poland’s migratory moose and European bison. https://t.co/lXUdrt3HP7 @BonnConvention @ScienceinPoland @mriBialowieza

Yellowstone’s roaming bison herds enhance nutrient cycles and boost ecosystem health at landscape scales, according to a new study. The findings, which challenge conventional grazing wisdom, suggest that restoring large-scale migrations could unlock the species’ full ecological

Sneak peek: Three migration maps will be published in the Atlas next week! In Poland's old growth forests, migratory populations of moose and European bison are testaments its ability to safeguard the phenomenon of large mammal migration. 📸 Rafal Kowalczyk w/ @mriBialowieza

New postdoc opportunity projecting the effects of climate change on the summer behavior and distributions of caribou in the Arctic. Apply here (job title: "Post Doctoral Fellow - Future of Species Range Shifts"): https://t.co/SBTylxBPu9. Photo by Joëlle Taillon.

Investigative journalism into South Africa and South Sudan's plans to drill in lands traversed by the Great Nile Migration -- read here and see how our maps were used to support this story! @dailymaverick https://t.co/LOp97kfjOU

Animals have culture too and it could change the way we protect them! Animal culture includes socially learned behaviours that groups pass down through generations. 🐋 @royalsociety's Philosophical Transactions B journal has just launched the first-ever themed issue on this

The tiang migration in South Sudan is one of our newest migration maps in the Atlas! As their landscape faces demographic shifts, energy extraction and infrastructure development, corridor maps are a tool for land managers in the region! 📸 Marcus Westburg

🚨 Just launched: new @migratinghooves maps of the Great Nile Migration, the biggest land-animal trek on Earth! Over 5 million white-eared kob + 400K tiang roam 100,000 km² between South Sudan & Ethiopia. 🐾 View the maps and discover how they can steer wildlife-friendly

We are excited to announce the newest maps in the Atlas of Ungulate Migration: the white-eared kob and tiang in South Sudan and Ethiopia! These maps will serve as tools in balancing the needs of both people and wildlife in this incredible region. https://t.co/v2N3liVPzV

"The one thing they need to survive en masse is freedom of movement over large landscapes." A new study finds that the caribou's collective memory of bad winter conditions is driving a major migratory range shift in the Western Arctic herd. Read more: