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Wild Cam: Road underpass doesn’t trap small prey

August 7, 2020

Tunnels designed to help wildlife pass safely under major highways do not appear to trap small animals in Quebec, as some researchers had speculated. While overpasses or underpasses built to help wildlife move past dangerous …

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Wildlife crossings help conserve migration routes in Wyoming

March 26, 2020

Wildlife crossing structures can dramatically improve the safety of both migrating ungulates and drivers. Research in Wyoming tracking the migrations of elk (Cervus canadensis), pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) and mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) has helped inform …

Joshua Rapp Learn

Wild Cam: Do predators ambush at underpasses?

November 5, 2019

Predators like coyotes and bobcats may actively use underpasses to ambush prey species seeking safe passage under highways. Preliminary camera research on wildlife populations in the Hallelujah Junction Wildlife Area in California has found that …

Dana Kobilinsky

Along busy Highway 93, large mammals choose crossing structures

December 12, 2017

Large mammals choose to use crossing structures on the busy U.S Highway 93 on Montana’s Flathead Indian Reservation, according to new research. The structures appear to be particularly effective for deer, which researchers found used …

Conservation News

Connecting wildlife in the face of climate change

June 21, 2016

While past research has shown that habitat corridors help provide refuge for species across roadways and other urban or disturbed areas, new research shows the wildlife corridors might also help soften the blow from climate …

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