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On Location: The Crossroads Project Part 2
Working within local communities like Burney, California allows the Mule Deer Foundation and USDA F…
Clearing the Way for Wildlife in Northern Arizona
Local partners and volunteers contributed to a very successful fence removal project along a big ga…
On Location: The Crossroads Project Part 1
Removing extra trees and vegetation can create healthier forests that provide better habitat for wi…
Crossroads Mastication Project—Restoring Habitat and Reducing Wildfire Risk in Northern California
The Mule Deer Foundation is proud to provide an update on one of our flagship habitat restoration e…
Addressing Fragmented Landscapes: Roads, Fences, and Development
From supporting wildlife crossings to retrofitting fences and improving habitat, MDF is helping mul…
Colorado’s Mule Deer: Conservation in Action
Colorado’s conservation story relies on the cooperation of Mother Nature and state and agency partn…
Behind the Scenes: How the Mule Deer Foundation Works for Hunters
That’s where the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) comes in. You might know the name. You might have gone…
The Great Basin Decline: A Mule Deer Crisis in the Making
If you want to understand the pressure mule deer are under these days, don’t look to the Rockies or…
Where the Deer Stand:
Following the WAFWA (Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Associations) conference here’s what…
Conservation Tags and What They Fund
Every hunter who purchases a license or tag plays a part in conserving mule deer. Conservation tags…
At the woodland’s edge: Restoration and complexity in Colorado’s Piceance Basin
“People call this the Mule Deer Factory of Colorado!” she laughs. It’s an apt title: Mule deer in R…
Mule Deer Foundation Delivers Huge win for Conservation in Montana!
Contrary to the past where these exclusive tags have been all but unattainable behind a pay to play…
Wildfire and Regeneration: How Fire Shapes Mule Deer Habitat
Wildfire is a powerful and often misunderstood force on the Western landscape. For mule deer, fire…
Mule Deer in Montana: Range, Ecology, and Why They Matter
f you’ve spent any time on the eastern prairie breaks or the steep ridges of western Montana, odds…
Are Idaho Mule Deer Primed to Recover After Last Winter?
As many hunters and conservationists know, in certain states winter survival for mule deer is essen…
THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY OAK WOODLANDS ECOSYSTEMS FOR BLACK-TAILED DEER
Oak woodlands are an important ecosystem type for the long-term health and sustainability of our bl…