Our Projects
Crossing Projects
Lake Tahoe Basin
The scenic Lake Tahoe Basin attracts 15 million visitors annually for recreation in its forests and ski resorts. Partners are studying wildlife distribution and movement patterns across the Basin to inform in protection and connectivity improvement measures for a range of species including black bears, bobcats, coyotes, porcupines, deer, beavers, squirrels, and many others.
US-64 Red Wolf Crossings Project
The Wildlife Crossing Fund helped with the required match for the project with the Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program (WCPP). They were successfully awarded the $25 million grant and the project will proceed!
Mammoth Lakes Crossings
Core to the mission of the Wildlife Crossing Fund is assembling leaders and organizations in design workshops to advance crossing and connectivity projects. The Fund is supporting these efforts in Mammoth Lakes to build a system of wildlife crossings that will facilitate safe mule deer migrations in the region.
California Wildlife Reconnected
The Wildlife Crossing Fund is making great strides in California, spearheading the California Wildlife Reconnected initiative to build more wildlife crossings and improve wildlife movement across the state, in partnership with the California Natural Resources Agency, Caltrans, and the National Wildlife Federation.
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Public Engagement & Campaigns
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Bridging Connectivity Efforts
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