Wildlife

TrekWest Corridor Meeting

The Wildlands Network and friends met this last week in Salt Lake City to discuss TrekWest year 2. We were graciously hosted by Black Diamond Equipment. There were about 30 of us from 19 different organizations along the Western Wildway, aka the Spine of the Continent. John Davis was there to share his thoughts on his 10 month human powered journey to promote wildlife corridors. The focus was on protecting wildlife corridors. Stay tuned! 

TrekWest Meeting at Black Diamond Headquarters

The TrekWest crew meeting at Black Diamond Headquarters

TrekWest Priority Corridors

Bighorn Sheep Now Bypassing the Dam Too

The new Hoover Dam bypass bridge includes a wildlife overpass to help protect the state's Bighorn Sheep population. The three sheep bridges cost $4.8 million, a fraction of the price tag for the $71.3 million bypass project. Biologists determined that the sheep prefered overpasses to underpasses because of their keen eyesight and their ability to scope out terrain before approaching it. More from the AZ Republic...

A Bighorn Sheep Crosses the New Hoover Dam Bypass