UNH Research Aims to Reduce Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
UNH Research Aims to Reduce Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
Study identifies collision hotspots and looks to help wildlife cross roadways safely
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Scott Ripley
Every year in New Hampshire, wildlife-vehicle collisions put both drivers and animals at risk. UNH researchers, with support from the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, are tackling the problem — identifying collision hotspots and developing solutions that help wildlife cross safely without entering roadways. The result: safer roads for motorists and better outcomes for wildlife across the state.