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RMEF Conserves 23,000 Acres of Vital Habitat for Elk, Mule Deer in Nevada
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A Win for Windermere: Watch the Series on RMEF's Critical Conservation and Access Project in Nevada
The second-largest mule deer herd in Nevada, along with elk, moose, pronghorns and other wildlife, depend on a 23,000-acre property known as Windermere Hills in Elko County for survival. Windermere Hills is part of a working ranch named as a conservation priority for Pequop Mountains mule deer by the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW). An […]
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