StoryMaps
Tracking and mapping wildlife movement is critical to understanding which habitats are a priority for connecting and restoring. Our teams collect 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
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
