California report details strategy for wildlife connectivity
California report details strategy for wildlife connectivity
A new report identified over 140 locations statewide where wildlife connectivity is in need of improvement, the California Department of Transportation recently announced. Caltrans and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife are attempting to help animals in the state’s very biodiverse environment with a strategy to reduce connectivity barriers throughout California’s sprawling network of roadways, walls and fences.
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