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  1. New #infrastructure could help wildlife traverse a corridor that spans from #Ontario to the #ADKs

    by Catherine Wheeler (#SaintLawrenceValley Reporter) , in #KingstonON

    Oct 21, 2025

    "It’s a clear day in the skies above southern Ontario.

    "Jessica Lax peeks out of the window of a cherry-red turboprop plane. Below is a patchwork of greens and blues: the farms, forests, highways, and shoreline between Kingston and Brockville.

    " 'I can see how sharp the lines are between the forest cover and the development,' Lax said. 'Seeing it from a broader perspective, you can see how stark it is.'

    "Lax is the executive director of the #A2ACollaborative. It’s a binational group focused on protecting and improving a major #WildlifeCorridor that spans across southern Ontario and northern #NewYork.

    "She’s taking photos and videos of an 85-kilometer (or 52-mile) stretch of Ontario’s Highway 401. In a section between #Mallorytown and #Gananoque, the lanes of traffic split, and a forested median fills the gap.

    " 'It's another area where we have recommended a wildlife overpass,' she said over the airplane's headset. 'So I'm trying to get an image of how the forest cover connects.'

    "#A2A has pinpointed two more locations along the 401 between Gananoque and #Brockville where they think overpasses and underpasses could help more animals survive crossing the busy highway, Lax said.

    "That’s because this area is a critical wildlife pathway in northeastern #NorthAmerica."

    Learn more:
    northcountrypublicradio.org/ne

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCorridor
    #PreserveTheForest #ReconnectNature #US #Canada #Biodiversity
    #Interconnectedness #RestoringNature #NorthAmerica #NatureCorridors #A2ARegion

  2. New #infrastructure could help wildlife traverse a corridor that spans from #Ontario to the #ADKs

    by Catherine Wheeler (#SaintLawrenceValley Reporter) , in #KingstonON

    Oct 21, 2025

    "It’s a clear day in the skies above southern Ontario.

    "Jessica Lax peeks out of the window of a cherry-red turboprop plane. Below is a patchwork of greens and blues: the farms, forests, highways, and shoreline between Kingston and Brockville.

    " 'I can see how sharp the lines are between the forest cover and the development,' Lax said. 'Seeing it from a broader perspective, you can see how stark it is.'

    "Lax is the executive director of the #A2ACollaborative. It’s a binational group focused on protecting and improving a major #WildlifeCorridor that spans across southern Ontario and northern #NewYork.

    "She’s taking photos and videos of an 85-kilometer (or 52-mile) stretch of Ontario’s Highway 401. In a section between #Mallorytown and #Gananoque, the lanes of traffic split, and a forested median fills the gap.

    " 'It's another area where we have recommended a wildlife overpass,' she said over the airplane's headset. 'So I'm trying to get an image of how the forest cover connects.'

    "#A2A has pinpointed two more locations along the 401 between Gananoque and #Brockville where they think overpasses and underpasses could help more animals survive crossing the busy highway, Lax said.

    "That’s because this area is a critical wildlife pathway in northeastern #NorthAmerica."

    Learn more:
    northcountrypublicradio.org/ne

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCorridor
    #PreserveTheForest #ReconnectNature #US #Canada #Biodiversity
    #Interconnectedness #RestoringNature #NorthAmerica #NatureCorridors #A2ARegion