We hope you’ll consider supporting the film and its mission to elucidate the marvel and challenges of migration! Click here for updates on the 2019 Wyoming Range Mule Deer Project.
A Story of Science, Adventure, and Migration
In “Deer 139,” University of Wyoming researcher Sam Dwinnell leads an all-woman team of naturalists, storytellers and endurance junkies on an expedition to film the migration of one pregnant deer (Deer 139).
The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation is proud to partner to helping bring this story of adventure science to Jackson! The film is scheduled to premiere on Sunday, September 29th at 6:00 pm at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. The event is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend. As a bonus, the National Museum of Wildlife Art will have its galleries open prior to the screening and attendees are welcome to tour them!
On the donation page, note “Deer 139” to support this project directly!
All photos courtesy of Morgan Heim and Jayme Dittmar. For more information about the film screening at the National Museum of Wildlife Art please contact info@jhwildlife.org or call our office at 307-739-0968.
