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    • About Us >
      • Mission and Values >
        • EIJ Resources
      • Annual Reports and Financials
      • Contact
    • Our Team >
      • Staff
      • Board and Advisors
      • Science Advisory Board
      • Join our Team
      • Our Partners
    • Press >
      • COVID-19 Updates
      • Films
      • Writing
      • Audio
  • For Scientists
    • Our Services >
      • Project Design & Feasibility
      • Project Build
      • Volunteer Recruiting & Screening
      • Full Project Management
    • Scientific Partners
    • Project Reports and Scientific Publications
    • Access Data Sets
  • For Adventurers
    • Volunteer Basics
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      • Mexican Coral Reefs
      • Wildlife Connectivity
      • Timber Tracking
      • Wild and Scenic Rivers
  • Our Impact
    • Past Projects
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WILDLIFE CONNECTIVITY

Montana Project

Momentum is gaining around the issue of wildlife-vehicles collisions and we’re now part of a larger coalition of groups working to reduce accidents and save lives. As we align our science as part of the larger effort, we’ll be pausing the field component of this project in 2021.​

Montana has the second-highest incidence of wildlife-vehicle collisions per capita in the nation. During 2020-2019 Adventure Scientists volunteers cycled Montana's roadways, recording all wildlife and roadkill they encounter as well as detailed environmental observations.
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Global Project

Our Global Wildlife Connectivity project concludes February 2021 with the successful delivery of our dataset to major research centers studying wildlife-vehicle collisions and how to mitigate them, as well as the effects of roads on natural ecosystems.

​The open-source dataset remains available
upon request to researchers, governments, communities, and individuals.
The problem of wildlife-vehicle collisions is global. Wherever  cycling, running, or long-distance road walking took volunteers, they recorded roadkill observations can aid transportation officials and protect the lives of humans and wildlife.

Over the lifetime of this project, 786 people collected 10,175 observations of 921 species.
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