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A pronghorn peers through the open gate of a trailer as it is released outside of Fort Stanton, near Capitan, New Mexico. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish officials captured and relocated dozens of the antelope-like animals in an effort to rebuild dwindling pronghorn herds in remote parts of New Mexico and Arizona. Many animal species throughout the West are threatened by the effects of climate change and human development, which impact migration patterns, their ability to access water and other natural resources vital to thier existence. (Jeremy Wade Shockley/Associated Press)
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PROJECT | Climate Change in the West
A pronghorn peers through the open gate of a trailer as it is released outside of Fort Stanton, near Capitan, New Mexico. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish officials captured and relocated dozens of the antelope-like animals in an effort to rebuild dwindling pronghorn herds in remote parts of New Mexico and Arizona. Many animal species throughout the West are threatened by the effects of climate change and human development, which impact migration patterns, their ability to access water and other natural resources vital to thier existence. (Jeremy Wade Shockley/Associated Press)