Road ecology blog: Wildlife fence does not connect to the ground, Arizona, USA
Road ecology blog: Wildlife fence does not connect to the ground, Arizona, USA.
Wildlife fence does not connect to the ground, Arizona, USA. Some medium sized mammals may be able to crawl under the fence. Fences require monitoring for erosion, fallen trees and other issues that may result in openings in the fence that allow wildlife to access the fenced road corridor.
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Wildlife fence does not connect to the ground, Arizona, USA
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