When a severe winter struck Wyoming’s Red Desert in December 2022, one pronghorn doe made a desperate escape attempt, trudging 240 miles through a snowbound wasteland.

The pronghorn is North America’s fastest land animal, reaching speeds of 60 mph (97 km/h). But with no modern predator fast enough to catch it, why does it need such speed?

The 150-mile “Path of the Pronghorn” migration corridor for the Sublette Antelope Herd has reached the next milestone in its ...

Learn about Yellowstone pronghorn and how NPCA is working with landowners, land managers, and volunteers to restore this iconic species. See more › For centuries, Yellowstone pronghorn have migrated ...

Ethical hunting has helped wildlife conservation in the U.S. since the late 1800s, including through regulations like hunting ...

"Being here, dancing in the streets, and raising a glass with Ten To One and Pronghorn, I feel the heartbeat of the Caribbean in every moment. It's an honor to experience and celebrate this ...

Known as Pronghorn, the research-computing cluster is named after the American antelope, the fastest mammal on the North American continent. The CPU partition features 108 nodes, 3,456 CPU cores, and ...

The wall disrupts wildlife migration patterns, including those of the endangered Sonoran pronghorn, between the United States and El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve World ...