Deer 139

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Adventure and conservation film Deer 139 details the 85-mile-long migration path of a Wyoming mule deer and the University of Wyoming biologist who studied it. • Learn more about the film - http://www.uwyo.edu/haub/ruckelshaus-... • Three bold women test their endurance and wits as they brave the formidable migration of a pregnant, scrawny doe. Deer 139 follows research scientist Samantha Dwinnell and two friends--Tennessee Watson and Anya Tyson—as they hike, packraft, and ski the migration route of a GPS-collared mule deer in search of deeper understanding about the connection these animals have to the landscapes where they make their living. • In between a broken ankle, David Attenborough impression, and mountaintop dance party, the women experience the challenges to long-distance migration in the modern world and gain new perspective about the value of interconnected landscapes. • By considering the story of one specific animal, the doe known as Deer 139, they learn to see Wyoming’s backyard as not only a source of natural resources and a recreational playground, but also a place where wild animals have honed their existence over millennia to perfectly synchronize with a rugged and unforgiving landscape. • The Monteith Shop and the Ruckelshaus Institute, both within the University of Wyoming’s Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, produced the film as part of their mission to share new scientific understanding with a broad audience. Wyoming Public Media also supported the production. The film is available on PBS from spring 2022 to spring 2025. • Monteith Shop - https://monteithshop.org • Haub School of ENR - http://www.uwyo.edu/haub • Meet the filmmakers • Morgan Heim https://www.morganheim.com/ABOUT/1 • Jayme Dittmar https://northexposurestudios.com/aboutus • This production received funding from National Geographic Society, George B. Storer Foundation, Knobloch Family Foundation, Ralph and Louise Haberfeld, Muley Fanatic Foundation 10 Country Chapter, Muley Fanatic Foundation Kemmerer Chapter, Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation, Wyoming Wildlife Foundation, Wyoming Governor’s Big Game License Coalition, Wyoming Humanities Council, No Man's Land Film Festival, William Watson and Suzanne Welch, and the WILD Foundation. • Expedition support from Coalition Snow, Stio, Big Agnes, Alpacka Raft, Yostmark Mountain Equipment, Zeal Optics, and Alpine Start. • #deer139 #migration #conservation #wildlife #muledeer #wyoming #thatswy #uwyo #universityofwyoming #science #womeninscience #conservationfilm #wildlifefilm #adventurefilm #backcountry

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