Protest over freeway ramp closure for wildlife crossing

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is nearing completion in Southern California, designed to connect fragmented ecosystems and support wildlife movement. The project is temporarily delaying a major northbound freeway on-ramp, with construction costs totaling nearly $77 million. Despite its conservation benefits, critics question the high price compared to similar crossings in other regions.

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