Wildlife crossings save lives
Elk, bobcat, bears, turtles and all sorts of animals are killed on our roads every year. More wildlife crossings in Pennsylvania could give them safe passage.
Tell your state legislators: Invest in wildlife crossings
Wildlife crossings are overpasses and underpasses that help wildlife cross the road safely, and they are an incredible aid to wildlife and humans alike.
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Beth works to live sustainability through her daily choices
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"In the Bethlehem School District–our school district–is a leader in solar energy!"Representative Samuelson , PA State Representative
I am proud to be here…to support solar energy!
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