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New report intended to spur action on wildlife crossings

Summary by Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Montana ranks second-most in wildlife-collision risks with 10% of all reported crashes involving wildlife. The Livingston-Gardiner area experiences five times that number.

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Bozeman Daily Chronicle

New report intended to spur action on wildlife crossings

Montana ranks second-most in wildlife-collision risks with 10% of all reported crashes involving wildlife. The Livingston-Gardiner area experiences five times that number.

1 month ago·Cherokee County, United States

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