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January 8, 2020  |  By Suzanne Linford In blog, habitat, Make a Difference, Migration, Winter range

Migration is key to mule deer survival

Migration between the upper elevations of summer ranges and the lower elevations of winter ranges is essential for mule deer survival. This graphic shows how migration occurs from the eastern Cascades in Central Oregon to the Fort Rock and John Day areas.  Barriers disrupt this migration. Unless there is community support, populations of mule deer are falling too low to remain here and in other parts of the west.

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