Posts tagged wildlife crossings
Funding approved to build Interstate 5's first ever wildlife crossing!
Funding approved to build Interstate 5's first ever wildlife crossing!

After 18 months of negotiations, an agreement had been reached to fund the Mariposa Wildlife Overcrossing, helping to restore ecological connections in the Klamath-Cascade-Siskiyou Region!

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Campaign, Cascade-Siskiyou, Connectivity, national monument, Public Lands, WildlifeKlamath Siskiyouwildlife crossings, mariposa wildlife crossing, wildlife, wildlife conservation, campaigns, cascade-siskiyou national monument, top story, connectivity
Building partnerships to promote wildlife migration & landscape connectivity
Building partnerships to promote wildlife migration & landscape connectivity

KS Wild and partners held the 2025 Wildlife Connectivity Symposium. Click here to read a report about what we learned and what we saw during this two-day event.

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Campaign, Cascade-Siskiyou, Connectivity, WildlifeKlamath Siskiyouwildlife crossings, Southern Oregon Wildlife Crossing Coalition, southern oregon university, wildlife management, wildlife, wildlife conservation, cascade-siskiyou national monument, siskiyou mountains, siskiyou crest, overcrossing, wildlife overcrossing, mariposa preserve, maripossa wildlife overpass, mariposa wildlife crossing, connectivity
Making roads safer for people and wildlife
Making roads safer for people and wildlife

America’s road network, as currently designed, is a major impediment to wildlife migration. The passage of HB 4130-1 in the legislature this year is particularly important to the prospect of building wildlife crossing in our region. Read more about KS Wild’s work as a partner in the Southern Oregon Wildlife Crossing Coalition (SOWCC), focusing on improved wildlife passages on Interstate 5 between Ashland and the California state line along the Siskiyou Crest.

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Connectivity, Wildlife, Public Lands, Campaign, Cascade-SiskiyouKlamath SiskiyouHB-4130-1, connectivity, wildlife crossings, safer roads, roads, oregon legislature, SOWCC, southern oregon university, Southern Oregon Wildlife Crossing Coalition