Wildlife Crossing

Roads can sometimes be a death sentence to wildlife, and a project that just wrapped up in southwest Wyoming hopes to fix that.

Hitting wildlife while driving on Wyoming roads is all too familiar for many residents, and a new study shows that the statistic is on the rise.

UW's Biodiversity Institute is starting its Laramie Salamander Migration Initiative to help tiger salamander cross streets near breeding grounds.

The crossing is designed to lessen the number of animal-vehicle collisions on a stretch of I-25 between Kaycee and Buffalo.

Reducing speed limits might sound like a cheap, easy way to keep both human and wildlife safe on Wyoming roads.Not so, says a new study from the Wyoming…

The Wyoming Legislature's joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Committee met for an interim session in Gillette this week.The committee…

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission is committing over $1 million to work on wildlife crossings in the state. The Game and Fish Commission is responsible…

Elk and other wildlife are beginning their spring migrations. Moving to summer ranges can mean crossing roads and highways, which puts wildlife at risk of…