Wildlife Deserve Safe Passage

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Wildlife‑vehicle collisions are a serious safety problem nationwide and in and around national parks. Collisions with wildlife in the United States kill around 200 people and injure over 26,000 per year. These avoidable collisions can cost American motorists billions of dollars, and no life can be replaced.

Right now, Congress is preparing the next five-year transportation bill, which we hope will include the Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program. Urge Congress to invest in wildlife crossing projects, studies and programs.

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I’m writing to request that you make wildlife crossings, funding, and programs a priority in the upcoming transportation reauthorization process. As we wait for the release of draft bills, I urge you to cosponsor legislation that calls for the reauthorization of the Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program – H.R.6078, S.3503 and S.3556.

In 2021, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law prioritized wildlife-vehicle collisions as a major issue in transportation safety, infrastructure and wildlife conservation. The bill created the widely popular Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program, which has provided millions of dollars to states and localities to study, design and implement wildlife crossing projects across the country. Demand for these grants has far exceeded the funding available.

Congress has the opportunity to double down on this effort that serves to protect motorists and conserve wildlife. Please support the Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program by cosponsoring this important legislation.

Thank you for considering my views.

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