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As States Expand Wildlife Crossings, Experts See Potential to Improve Safety While Lowering Costs
Three mule deer recently became the first animals to traipse across California’s newest wildlife bridge. The span over two-lane US 97 in Siskiyou County, which borders Oregon, remains under construction, but cameras have already recorded crossings by the deer and a bobcat, among other animals. Meanwhile, the state is also closing in on the completion…
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As States Expand Wildlife Crossings, Experts See Potential to Improve Safety While Lowering Costs
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With Environmental Groups’ Backing, State Lawmakers Push to Expand Polystyrene Bans
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US Forest Service Plans Sweeping Changes, With Unclear Effects on Research Capabilities
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Mosses Used for Low-Cost Pollution Monitoring, with Heavy Metals Found in Urban and Semi-Natural Areas
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Overwintering Monarch Population Jumps Following Sharp Declines
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Conservationists Struggle to Mitigate Buckthorn’s Damage to Chicago Region’s Protected Forests
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Study Results: Creating Fire Breaks, Reducing Canopy Cover creates Habitat for Diverse Insects
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National Park Service Removes Reservation Requirements at Yosemite, Arches
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Seeking Monarch Butterfly Protections, conservation Orgs Sue US Fish and Wildlife Service
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US EPA to Rescind Greenhouse Gas Regulations
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