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Dear John,

At Wildlands Network, we talk a lot about connectivity — but what does that look like on the ground?

Sometimes it’s a surprise sighting in our research — like a coyote and a badger teaming up under the desert moon. Other times, it’s strategic: building wildlife crossings, planning trail systems that protect migration routes, or studying how large-scale solar might shape the future of animal movement.

This month, we’re bringing you a lineup of stories that reflect the many ways we’re restoring landscape connectivity across species, sectors, and state lines. Each one highlights a different piece of the puzzle, and together they show how diverse conservation strategies are uniting to rewild North America.

So, if you’ve ever wondered where wildlife crossings go, how recreation and conservation can co-exist, or what coyotes and badgers are digging for together… now’s the time to dive in. Check out the updates below to see connectivity in action.

For the wild,


** Katie Davis
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Executive Director

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PARTNERSHIPS


** Coyote-Badger Alliance
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That’s right, we filmed yet another rare coyote-badger partnership in our Northern New Mexico marten research project. That marks the 5th time we’ve documented one of these alliances!

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** Where do the wildlife crossings go?
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Ever wondered how we know where to put wildlife crossings? Get the full breakdown below.
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CROSSINGS CAMPAIGN


** Crossings Campaign Update
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In the first month alone, we’ve already seen an incredible amount of support for our Crossings Campaign! Thank you for sharing your voice and getting involved by signing the pledge, donating, and joining our newsletter. For anyone else eager to get involved with this movement, check out our campaign today.
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CALIFORNIA


** Balancing Conservation & Recreation in California and Beyond
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Finding balance between recreation and conservation is critical. We’re strategically getting people outside using science, data, and technology to make great trail systems while protecting the most critical wildlife corridors.
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** Pronghorn Passages: Will Large-Scale Solar Keep Animals From Moving?
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Hear the latest on our solar energy and wildlife research, what we’re finding and where we’re heading when it comes to solar energy development’s impact on animal movement.
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** Connect Our Wildlands.
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** Protect the Future.
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** Donate today to support Wildways and diversity of life for generations to come.
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