MISSOULA, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s new digital media platform, the Elk Network, is now live online and available for use.
“Our goal for this new generation of media is to serve as an informational resource for as many people as possible regarding all things elk, elk country and elk hunting,” said Steve Decker, RMEF vice president of Marketing. “We have worked hard to create a user-friendly platform that is highly visual and features regularly updated content.”
The Elk Network features a homepage where the latest content is posted at the top and the user can scroll, similar to familiar social media pages, to find additional content.
From there, The Elk Network includes nine distinct channels:
- Bugle TV
Full Team Elk episodes from past seasons, Randy Newberg-Hunter, Into High Country with Jason Matzinger and more - The Hunt
Pertaining to everything before, during and after a hunt - Carnivore’s Kitchen
Great wild game recipes and videos that show how to turn harvest into food & users can also submit their favorite recipes - Elk Facts
Biology, terminology, behavior, vocalizations, current and historic range, and habitat of elk - Gear 101
Latest and greatest products, gear hacks and buyer’s guides to choose the right gear - Hunting Is Conservation
Facts, figures, videos and infographics that highlight the vital link between hunting and conservation - RMEF @ Work
RMEF’s on-the-ground land protection, public access, habitat stewardship, elk restoration, hunting heritage and other conservation work - From the Field
Users submit their videos, photos and hunting stories about their time afield - Issues & Advocacy
RMEF stances regarding topics dealing with elk country and hunting heritage
“We believe this is an invaluable resource that will only grow in popularity and use as we continually add more highly visual, consumable content to it. Users no longer have to scour the Internet to find what they are looking for.” added Decker.
About the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation:
Founded over 30 years ago, fueled by hunters and a membership of more than 222,000 strong, RMEF has conserved more than 7.1 million acres for elk and other wildlife. RMEF also works to open and improve public access, fund and advocate for science-based resource management, and ensure the future of America’s hunting heritage. Discover why “Hunting Is Conservation™” at www.rmef.org or 800-CALL ELK. Take action: join and/or donate.
Courtesy of RMEF