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Animals crossing: the simple solution to stop roadkill in the Amazon

In Alta Floresta, eight canopy bridges have enabled 15,000 safe animal crossings, protecting species like spider monkeys and marmosets. Since their installation in 2024, no roadkill has been recorded, significantly reducing wildlife-vehicle...

The Guardian· Oct 9, 2026 · 10:17 AM · 3 views

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In Alta Floresta, eight canopy bridges have enabled 15,000 safe animal crossings, protecting species like spider monkeys and marmosets. Since their installation in 2024, no roadkill has been recorded, significantly reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions. Plans for more bridges are underway to expand this vital project across Brazil.

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