Pew 7d ago

Wildlife-vehicle collisions cost more than $10 billion a year. In Appalachia, cost-effective solutions like wildlife crossings—underpasses, bridges, or culverts for animals—when paired with fencing, can reduce collisions by more than 80% on average. Well-placed projects can pay for themselves over time through the prevention of crashes, injuries, and property damage. Speaker: Misty Boos, @wildlandsnetwork