Amazon canopy bridges enable 15,000 wildlife crossings without a single roadkill
PolicyWednesday, August 5, 2026Mongabay

Amazon canopy bridges enable 15,000 wildlife crossings without a single roadkill

Innovative canopy bridges in Brazil's Amazon rainforest have successfully facilitated 15,000 wildlife crossings, significantly reducing the risk of roadkill among primates by allowing safe passage across divided habitats. This development underscores the importance of integrating wildlife corridors in infrastructure planning to enhance biodiversity conservation.

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