StoryMaps
Tracking and mapping wildlife movement is critical to understanding which habitats are a priority for connecting, restoring and rewilding. Our teams collect movement data and create maps to visualize pathways and identify barriers and gaps that need to be opened and connected.
Explore our data-driven StoryMaps below to see what we are learning, and the insights driving our work.
Connecting California: An Interactive Map of Wildlife Crossings Across the State
A StoryMap from a bird’s-eye view: Bird-friendly forestry in West Virginia
US 395 | Hallelujah Junction in California
Mapping the Border Wall in Arizona and New Mexico
Lake Tahoe Basin Connectivity Study
Images from California are by our close partner: Pathways for Wildlife
