Wildlife Crossings

Decades of research have proved that wildlife crossings, combined with roadside fences, prevent deadly collisions, protecting both animals and people.

A tiny four-inch marsupial is getting an extra nudge from researchers hoping to connect two isolated communities.

While the tunnels already attract turtles and foxes, expanding them will make it easier for big mammals to traverse.

Before his death, truck driver Carl Wilson passed his mission onto a woman who had been in a car accident with a deer. Their shared legacy is now saving lives.

15 hours after construction crews wrapped for the day, three animals were seen testing out the new overpass.

Snoqualmie Pass on I-90 sees a ‘wild’ milestone 12 years after it initially opened to animals.

The crossing will connect California’s Simi Hills with the isolated Santa Monica Mountains.

The new project, over I-17, just south of Flagstaff, is projected to be completed by fall 2026.

The Mojave Desert Land Trust has gathered over $6 million in state grants to plan and design wildlife crossings in the area.

India has already built more wildlife corridor structures than any other country in Asia, including the world’s 10 largest wildlife underpasses and overpasses.

The retrofitted bridge includes features for a wide range of species, from rope crossings for gliding marsupials to vegetated pathways for ground-dwelling animals.

The canopy wildlife crossings are a lifeline for the mammals native to Central and South American rainforests.