Earth Matters: Wildlife Corridors

Are you curious about how many large mammals are hit on New Mexico’s highways? Where are the hotspots where vehicles collide with deer, elk, bear, and other animals? It turns out that the Hwy. 180 and 90 corridor just outside Silver City is the second-worst place in the entire state for wildlife/vehicle collisions. Join Donna Stevens of the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance in a conversation with Jesse Deubel of the New Mexico Wildlife Federation and Jeremy Romero of the National Wildlife Federation. We’ll talk about the problem and, more importantly, the solutions.

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