Snow on the Hoof: How Deer, Elk and Other Western Wildlife Cope in Harsh Winters - Cool Green Science

Mule deer, elk and other hoofed mammals in the Rocky Mountain West migrate to escape winter. But what happens when they find more snow?

Reindeer of the Arctic, Facts and Adaptations - Rangifer tarandus, also called caribou

Whitetail News 29.3 by Whitetail Institute - Issuu

Why Snow Matters National Snow and Ice Data Center

What Do Deer Eat in the Winter: Key Diet Insights

Thriving elk, struggling deer: Coincidence? New research suggests not - WyoFile

Why Snow Matters National Snow and Ice Data Center

Ungulate migration in a changing climate—An initial assessment of climate impacts, management priorities, and science needs

Winterkill: Is Wildlife in Trouble This Year?

Podcast: Conserving Winter Range for Wildlife - Colorado Outdoors Online

Harsh winter conditions can take a toll on wildlife in northwest Colorado

Wildlife in the winter: Survival is an admirable feat

Harsh winter conditions can take a toll on wildlife in northwest Colorado

Four Crazy Ways Cool Creatures Survive Cold Winters - Cool Green Science