Scientists will soon have a new way to monitor animals traveling across the world's largest wildlife crossing in the Santa Monica Mountains. This month, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area biologists will install remote cameras to document how animals use the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, which is intended to reconnect wildlife populations separated for decades […].
Source: KTLA
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