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Roaring Fork Safe Passages launches wildlife data program for the valley
The nonprofit says pooled reports will help officials target wildlife crossings and fencing, with research showing such infrastructure can cut collisions by more than 90%.
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Glenwood Springs Post IndependentRoaring Fork Safe Passages launches wildlife data program for the valley
Roaring Fork Safe Passages has launched a new citizen science program for anyone traveling Highways 82 and 133 to help build a complete picture of how wildlife-vehicle collisions are impacting the Roaring Fork Valley. The program comes as part of the nonprofit’s work toward establishing local wildlife crossings. “This is a concrete and very impactful way everyone can help continue to make the cause for wildlife crossings here in the valley,” Tuc…
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