Good fences make good wildlife neighbors
Around 3,500 animals a year use the wildlife pathways under highways and roads, as long as they're the path of least resistance. Fence improvements near the pass-through should reduce traffic collisions with game animals.
Photo courtesy of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Around 3,500 animals a year use the wildlife pathways under highways and roads, as long as they're the path of least resistance. Fence improvements near the pass-through should reduce traffic collisions with game animals.
Photo courtesy of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game
The Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Idaho Fish and Game and the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative recently announced a joint project to improve traffic safety and protect wildlife by repairing existing highway fencing and extending it by about a mile near wildlife underpasses on U.S...
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