The UC Davis Road Ecology Center released their sixth annual Wildlife Vehicle Conflict report, which identifies "hot spots" for wildlife-vehicle conflicts in California.

Fraser Shilling, co-director of the UC Davis Road Ecology Center, recommends using the data collected to minimize collisions and protect drivers.

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https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/california-roadkill-report-maps-costs-hot-spots-and-solutions

Read the full report

Impact of Wildlife-Vehicle Conflict on California Drivers and Animals (PDF)