A Sonoran pronghorn is being released back into a 340-plus acre semi-captive breeding pen in the King Valley area of the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge after being tagged in one ear and receiving a ...

Sonoran pronghorn can’t access it like they used to, or it’s mostly dried up. The Gila, Colorado, Sonoyta and Sonora rivers, and the surrounding ribbons of vegetation on both sides of the ...

The Sonoran Pronghorn is the fastest land mammal in North America, capable of speeds up to 60 miles per hour. After being decimated in a severe drought in 2002, Arizona's pronghorn population is ...

Pronghorn have been tied to human culture for tens of thousands of years. Saving them will ultimately help save us.” The Sonoran pronghorn lives in the Sonoran Desert of southwest Arizona and northern ...

The endangered Sonoran pronghorn may soon be returning to its historic haunts in the California desert. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is in the process of finalizing a Non-essential ...

PHOENIX — The Sonoran pronghorn native to Arizona was on the cusp of extinction in the United States with 21 individuals in the wild in 2002, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

WASHINGTON (CN) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to reintroduce the endangered Sonoran pronghorn into historical habitat in Arizona. Known as “prairie ghosts” because they are so elusive, ...

WASHINGTON - A new report lists the endangered Sonoran pronghorn as one of the species most threatened by water problems across the nation. The pronghorn was one of 17 species identified Wednesday ...

Six endangered Sonoran pronghorn are roaming free in Sonora, Mexico after the Yuma Arizona Game and Fish Department recently released them from a semi-captive breeding program.

While several hundred Sonoran pronghorn live in Mexico, herds in this country have dwindled due to human settlement and a brutal drought. Date / Estimate. Dec. 1992 / 179. March 1994 / 282.

The Sonoran pronghorn is an impressive beast. The antelope-like mammal, with its forked horns and eyes as powerful as binoculars, can dart at speeds of about 60 miles per hour —making it the ...