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Israel Plans First Connected Wildlife Crossings for Endangered Gazelles
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Israel is advancing plans for its first connected series of wildlife crossings in the south, including a bridge over Route 6. The project aims to reconnect endangered gazelle populations separated by roads and a railway line. These elevated crossings will allow animals to move safely over major infrastructure.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel is planning its first connected series of wildlife crossings in the south.
- The crossings will allow animals to safely traverse major roads and a railway line.
- The initiative aims to reconnect endangered gazelle populations.
- A wildlife bridge over a new section of Route 6 has been approved.
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