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Remote cameras to monitor wildlife at California crossing
Original: Remote cameras to track animal movement at Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing
Researchers have installed remote cameras at the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in the Los Angeles area to track animal movement across the structure. The cameras will help scientists monitor which species use the crossing over the 101 Freeway, a project designed to reconnect habitat fragmented by the busy roadway. The news was reported by CBS News, drawing attention to conservation technology in one of the country's largest wildlife infrastructure projects.
Why now: Interest in the wildlife crossing continues as new monitoring technology shows how animals are adapting to the recently built structure
Wallis Annenberg Wildlife CrossingCBS NewsCaliforniaLos Angeles
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