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Enhancing Existing Isolated Underpasses with Fencing Reduces Wildlife Crashes and Connects Habitat
The impact of wildlife–vehicle collisions on drivers and wildlife populations has been gaining attention in the United States. Given the established success of wildlife crossings with fencing in reducing wildlife crashes and connecting habitat, information is needed on cost-effective means of implem
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