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Study aims to provide helping hands to deer, elk and bighorn sheep in Roaring Fork Valley
A major study three years in the making will help identify what wildlife habitat is most critical to preserve in the nearly 1-million-acre Roaring Fork Watershed. The number of deer, elk and bighorn sheep are declining in the valley.
