Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing
Sector: Bridge • Location: Agoura Hills, California, United States
Source: Los Angeles Times
A $114-million wildlife crossing project in Agoura Hills over the 101 Freeway, set to open in December 2026. It will be the world's largest wildlife crossing, covering ten lanes of traffic with a 210-foot vegetated bridge, aimed at reconnecting and restoring habitats and preserving species including the threatened mountain lion population in Los Angeles County.
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Description | A $114-million wildlife crossing project in Agoura Hills over the 101 Freeway, set to open in December 2026. It will be the world's largest wildlife crossing, covering ten lanes of traffic with a 210-foot vegetated bridge, aimed at reconnecting and restoring habitats and preserving species including the threatened mountain lion population in Los Angeles County. |
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