Colorado wildlife overpass cuts vehicle-animal collisions by 91% in first year

A wildlife overpass on a Colorado interstate has reduced vehicle-animal collisions by 91% within 10 months of completion, according to a state report. The structure connects 39,000 acres of habitat and has been used by elk, bears, pronghorn, and frogs. This demonstrates the effectiveness of wildlife crossings as a mitigation measure, potentially influencing future infrastructure policy.