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When species can’t move, they can’t survive.
Today, wild animals across North America are trapped and divided by roads. Habitat fragmentation is now one of the biggest drivers of biodiversity loss—and our roads are accelerating the crisis.
The good news? We have a proven solution: wildlife crossings. Overpasses, underpasses, and other structures can reconnect habitat, reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions by more than 90%, and help animals—from mountain lions to frogs—safely cross dangerous roads. At Wildlands Network, we’ve already helped secure over $440 million in public funding for wildlife crossings across North America.
But the need is much greater.
That's why this week, we’re launching our most ambitious campaign yet: an initiative to get 25 wildlife crossings and $1 billion of public funding for these projects jumpstarted by 2030. It’s bold, it’s achievable, and with your help, it can reshape the future for wildlife across the continent. Donate, share, or take action today—and help us build a world where nature can move, survive, and thrive.
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WILDLIFE CROSSINGS
** Join the Movement
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Want to get involved in the wildlife crossings movement? Check out this webpage to see how you can contribute to a connected continent today.
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NEW CROSSINGS ANNOUNCED
** Priority Locations Chosen for Crossings Over U.S. 395
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This month, we helped select six priority locations for new wildlife crossing locations on U.S. 395 in Lassen County, California – a crucial step in the project’s mission to reconnect essential mule deer migration corridors and enhance road safety along this critical stretch of highway.
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** New Mexico Invests $50 Million in Crossings
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We’ve been working toward this major investment in wildlife crossings for years and it’s finally over the finish line in a first from New Mexico and a big step toward our goal of $1 billion in funding for wildlife crossings by 2030.
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** Maryland Enacts Wildlife Connectivity and Crossings Act
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This landmark legislation will help reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions, support habitat connectivity, and ensure safer passage for animals across Maryland’s roadways. Our own Misty Boos played a big role in making this happen.
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** And Another Crossings Win in Virginia!
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The good news keeps rolling! Check out Virginia’s new $450,000 worth of funding for new crossings below.
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** Announcing Our New Development Director!
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Please help us give a warm welcome to our new Development Director, Lindsay Biedel! She brings 20 years of experience in philanthropic giving. We couldn’t be more excited to have her join us.
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** Protect the Future of Our Wildlands.
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** Donate today to support Wildways and diversity of life for generations to come.
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