Land trusts across the U.S. are valuable conservation partners that play a key role in advancing wildlife corridors and crossing structures.

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and engineering consultant Jacobs are conducting a feasibility study to evaluate potential wildlife crossing improvements along U.S. Highway 89 (US 89) b...

In December 2025, it was announced that the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) had completed the construction of the I-25 wildlife overpass in the area of Greenland, between Denver and Color...

A signature event of the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF), National Public Lands Day (NPL

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Eagle Rock Ranch is first in nation to agree to pact that allows elk to migrate through private land using "lay-down" fencing.

Every year, billions of birds take to the skies, responding to changing seasons, navigating to breeding sites or escaping the cold of winter. The newest edition of BirdLife International’s State of th...

Bridges and tunnels built specifically for elk, deer and other critters can keep drivers safe and wildlife off roads. But these projects often rely on federal dollars, which are pending renewal.

It’s a busy fall morning on stretch of Colorado highway, and rush-hour traffic is picking up. Along the fence line, more than 40 female and juvenile elk have bunched together, waiting for a break in t...

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See how 20 years of State Farm animal collision data supports wildlife crossings as a way to help reduce crashes and make roads safer.

Highways weren’t built for animals. That’s starting to change.

Environment Colorado recently toured a crossing near Rifle to call attention to this life saving saving infrastructure

Missoula, Mont. — The Montana Department of Transportation says that collisions with animals on the road are more common this time of year.

As habitat fragmentation threatens Virginia's wildlife, two retired neighbors are turning their farms into biodiversity havens backed by Smithsonian science.

The Idaho Transportation Department secured a $20.8 million grant from the Federal Highway Administration’s Wildlife Crossing Pilot Program.

CLLC is beginning work in California’s Central Coast to restore connectivity and safeguard mountain lions and other wildlife.

In Virginia, fencing is reducing vehicle collisions with animals such as deer and bear

Wyoming’s persistent hot, dry weather could be to blame for a spike in roadkill as wildlife is being drawn to greenery and water alongside highways. One…

Arctic terns make the longest migration of any creature on Earth, with some Sterna paradisaea clocking more than 80,000 kilometers (49,709 miles) a year, flying from the Southern Ocean to their breedi...

The bill’s return on investment will depend in part on whether lawmakers preserve and strengthen several less well-known but highly effective programs.

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Conservationists have created a ‘coastal corridor’ of ocean-based projects designed to preserve and nourish vulnerable marine life

Collisions with wildlife on Montana’s roadways are an increasing concern both for the growing human populations and because of the increased need for connected wildlife habitat.

A new study is challenging one of the most persistent arguments against removing aging dams: that nearby communities will suffer economically if the structures come down.

Costa Rica lawmakers unanimously approved a bill requiring wildlife crossings in new and existing road projects to reduce animal deaths.

Living Pathways will combine the powers of community building, technology, local empowerment, education and storytelling, to promote human–wildlife coexistence in the world’s unprotected landscapes, c...

NEW HAMPSHIRE, U.S. — It’s a mild March night in Keene, New Hampshire, and the salamander brigade is out in full force. A constellation of flashlight beams wink and flash along a dark street, as rain ...

A new global assessment of the world’s migratory species finds reason for alarm, but also hope – and a road map for helping them survive.

RAJAJI TIGER RESERVE, India — It is early morning in late May in the hardwood sal forests of Rajaji Tiger Reserve in north India, and the heat is rising. By afternoon it will reach 39° Celsius (102° F...

The new Plaisance-Tremblant (P2T) Connectivity Plan is preserving space for nature in a rapidly developing area between Ottawa and Montreal

For some of the world's rarest monkeys, the path to survival now runs through a simple network of ropes.

The NPCA poll, conducted by YouGov among 1,000 Americans and 300 hunters, examined perspectives on issues including the Endangered Species Act, Congressional investments to reduce wildlife-vehicle col...

Camera traps in Arunachal Pradesh noted the presence of elephants at 3,266 metres, one of the highest altitudes recorded.

As the U.S. grizzly bear population continues to recover, it is important now more than ever to find ways for humans and grizzlies to coexist in shared landscapes. Ensuring habitat connectivity provid...

KUALA LUMPUR: The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia has urged the expedited implementation of wildlife crossings in high-risk areas following the death of an elephant calf after it was hit by a vehicle on Jalan Felda Nitar, Mersing, on Tuesday.

What lessons, if any, did Jackson Hole Grizzly 399, the most famous mother bear in the world, teach us about co-existence? New book by Susan Clark and Ana Lambert explores the question—and in this sto...

New research from Costa Rica shows canopy bridges become more effective over time and animals prefer rope bridges over ladder bridges.

North Carolina wildlife will get safer ways to cross roads and highways after the state General Assembly included more than $10 million for wildlife crossings and mitigation strategies in the

New England’s winters have long been a punishing force. Forests fade in and out of deep freezes. Animals pile on fat for warmth in anticipation of the harsh weather to come. Others flee south, seeking...