IDFG's Migration Corridor Data & Methods with Jacob Gray and Sierra Robatcek

Jacob Gray and Sierra Robatcek are with the Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game and came in to talk about big game migration corridors, data collection, and working with the public and developers to ensure that we find a way to live our lives but also preserve these incredible resources that have become so iconic for the state. Hunting is a way of life in Idaho, and there can be no surplus for harvest without thriving, supported, healthy herds reproducing beyond minimal sustainable numbers. Enjoy!

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