We need to do what is necessary to enhance biodiversity, and since fragmentation of wildlife habitat is one of the major causes of species extinction, it is vitally important to provide wildlife corridors for all species. Roads are essentially "rivers of death" and so we need to support and develop ways to allow wildlife to "cross the river" safely!
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Paula Latasa
5 years ago
Please prioritize wildlife connectivity and planning in future projects. Prioritize safe crossings in known hot spots. ODOT should budget for wildlife connectivity and safety.
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Kathleen Garton
6 years ago
As Deschutes county grows, it's vital to make sure people watch out for wildlife by slowing down in migration areas and visible warning signs.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Under and overpasses for wildlife work all over the world and here in Central Oregon. We need more as the population explodes, habitat decreases and traffic increases.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Protect wildlife habitat by restricting urban encroachment, and support under-highway corridor construction!
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Debbie Fields
7 years ago
I support taking equal consideration of wildlife needs as human transportation needs
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Susie Werts
7 years ago
Migratory corridors are essential for deer, elk, and other species health and balance! We need to protect ecosystems from human disturbance and fragmentation.
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Lewis Mc Farland
7 years ago
I have toured the Animal Migration sights south of Bend and the appear to work well both for wildlife and auto traffic.
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Linda Eisele
7 years ago
Please protect our wildlife and support known and effective solutions for wildlife crossings.
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Diane Pietrzak
7 years ago
We are responsible to care for our wildlife. I support wildlife crossings in Deschutes County.
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Julie Snyder
7 years ago
Part of the meaning of life is to care for others - including our fellow beings.
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Dorothea Beedy
7 years ago
The right thing to do!
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Pamela Walatka
7 years ago
Thank you
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Mark van Hilten
7 years ago
Saves lives.
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Erika Miller
7 years ago
This is good for all of us.
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Cynthia Magidson
7 years ago
There is no downside to these corridors. Saves us all money in the long run.
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Keith Hadley
7 years ago
The scientific research overwhelmingly supports the goals outlined in this petition.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Wildlife Over passes exist and are effective in Utah, Canada and locations where their effectiveness is proven. The cost is worth every penny spent.
We are "on board".......give critters a way to navigate the human traffic corridors.
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GARY LANDERS
7 years ago
FROM CANADA TO CENTRAL OREGON, THE STUDIES ARE SHOWING WILDLIFE CROSSINGS ARE LIFE-PROTECTING AND COST EFFECTIVE.
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Greg Baker
7 years ago
With all the growth in CO, wildlife habitat connectivity is a MUST, or we risk losing one of the qualities that makes this area great! Mule dear populations are already far below where they should be - please do make this a priority.
We need to do what is necessary to enhance biodiversity, and since fragmentation of wildlife habitat is one of the major causes of species extinction, it is vitally important to provide wildlife corridors for all species. Roads are essentially "rivers of death" and so we need to support and develop ways to allow wildlife to "cross the river" safely!
Please prioritize wildlife connectivity and planning in future projects. Prioritize safe crossings in known hot spots. ODOT should budget for wildlife connectivity and safety.
As Deschutes county grows, it's vital to make sure people watch out for wildlife by slowing down in migration areas and visible warning signs.
Under and overpasses for wildlife work all over the world and here in Central Oregon. We need more as the population explodes, habitat decreases and traffic increases.
Protect wildlife habitat by restricting urban encroachment, and support under-highway corridor construction!
I support taking equal consideration of wildlife needs as human transportation needs
Migratory corridors are essential for deer, elk, and other species health and balance! We need to protect ecosystems from human disturbance and fragmentation.
I have toured the Animal Migration sights south of Bend and the appear to work well both for wildlife and auto traffic.
Please protect our wildlife and support known and effective solutions for wildlife crossings.
We are responsible to care for our wildlife. I support wildlife crossings in Deschutes County.
Part of the meaning of life is to care for others - including our fellow beings.
The right thing to do!
Thank you
Saves lives.
This is good for all of us.
There is no downside to these corridors. Saves us all money in the long run.
The scientific research overwhelmingly supports the goals outlined in this petition.
Wildlife Over passes exist and are effective in Utah, Canada and locations where their effectiveness is proven. The cost is worth every penny spent. We are "on board".......give critters a way to navigate the human traffic corridors.
FROM CANADA TO CENTRAL OREGON, THE STUDIES ARE SHOWING WILDLIFE CROSSINGS ARE LIFE-PROTECTING AND COST EFFECTIVE.
With all the growth in CO, wildlife habitat connectivity is a MUST, or we risk losing one of the qualities that makes this area great! Mule dear populations are already far below where they should be - please do make this a priority.