Wildlife connectivity and Greater Yellowstone habitat protection

A new Siskiyou County, California wildlife overcrossing, fencing, and undercrossings are intended to reduce collisions involving black bears, deer, elk, and other wildlife, offering a concrete conservation success story. Separately, 93 miles of Greater Yellowstone fencing have been modified, helping a pronghorn herd more than double, while an opinion campaign warns that proposed logging, roads, mining, and weakened protections could fragment habitat; those claims require verification against official proposals.