I cried at the synchronicity of finding you and your work today. I have always thought I was so alone in my deep feeling for the wildlife. In fact, I had an experience of witnessing an injured Canada goose yesterday and your words of the cubs explained mine perfectly. AND to see your resources and learnings from there just feel so divinely aligned as I prayed for help on this journey... of feeling alone on this path. I thank you so much.
Thank you, Taylor. I'm so glad you found me and my work and that it resonated so deeply. 💚 I think there are many of us out there, we just need to find each other and to work toward neccessary change (like wildlife crossings) on behalf of the wild. 🌱
Thank you for the link! So interesting (and makes sense) that some species prefer underpasses and others prefer overpasses. Important to consider. What they did (and are doing) in Banff National Park seems a great model and bllueprint to use elsewhere.
I cried at the synchronicity of finding you and your work today. I have always thought I was so alone in my deep feeling for the wildlife. In fact, I had an experience of witnessing an injured Canada goose yesterday and your words of the cubs explained mine perfectly. AND to see your resources and learnings from there just feel so divinely aligned as I prayed for help on this journey... of feeling alone on this path. I thank you so much.
Thank you, Taylor. I'm so glad you found me and my work and that it resonated so deeply. 💚 I think there are many of us out there, we just need to find each other and to work toward neccessary change (like wildlife crossings) on behalf of the wild. 🌱
we have many in the nearby National Park. Some are coming up on 20 years old. https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/banff/nature/conservation/transport/tch-rtc/passages-crossings
Thank you for the link! So interesting (and makes sense) that some species prefer underpasses and others prefer overpasses. Important to consider. What they did (and are doing) in Banff National Park seems a great model and bllueprint to use elsewhere.