deer 139
Synopsis:
She walks across 85 miles of Wyoming backcountry while pregnant. This is Deer 139. Now, a team of women follow her path on foot to understand why mule deer migrate. As the team of scientists and adventurers traverse the wild places that Deer 139 calls home, they unveil the mysteries of long-distance migration and make a case for sustaining intact landscapes.
Accessible for free April 18-25.
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Directors: Morgan Heim, Jayme Dittmar
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Producers: Samantha Dwinnell, Emilene Ostlind, Kevin Monteith, Anya Tyson, Tennessee Watson
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Duration: 54min 43sec
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Category: Living with Wildlife
Produced by the Monteith Shop and the Ruckelshaus Institute, both within the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming.
Extras include a Facebook Live conversation with the filmmakers at 7 pm MTS on Tuesday, 4/21 hosted by Artemis.
Check out the work the National Wildlife Federation of Missoula has been doing on wildlife connectivity that comes up in the film!
SPONSORED BY NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION AND ARTEMIS
