Animals of all kinds travel between the forests of the Adirondack Mountains and Algonquin Park in Ontario, northwest of Ottawa. It’s one of the most important wildlife corridors in northeastern North America. But for decades now, the roads and human life between these two wild habitats have been huge barriers for animals to move safely. After gathering data from roadkill along Highway 401 in southern Ontario for years, an environmental group thinks there’s a way to make it safer for animals. The
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Animals of all kinds travel between the forests of the Adirondack Mountains and Algonquin Park in Ontario, northwest of Ottawa. It’s one of the most important wildlife corridors in northeastern North America. But for decades now, the roads and human life between these two wild habitats have been huge barriers for animals to move safely. After gathering data from roadkill along Highway 401 in southern Ontario for years, an environmental group thinks there’s a way to make it safer for animals. The
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