Working for Wildlife: South Dakota Rendezvous
RMEF Films
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9m 32s
“If it helps elk, it helps all wildlife.” Those words ring true in the famed Black Hills where some three dozen Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation volunteers gather for the annual South Dakota Rendezvous and work project.
Follow along as men and women, boys and girls refurbish riparian habitat for wildlife from beavers and birds to eagles and elk by planting thousands of willow saplings in the backcountry.
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