The Trans-Canada Highway, which runs through the middle of Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, has posed a significant threat to wildlife for years. With increasing traffic and frequent collisions between vehicles and animals, the natural habitats on either side of the highway have been separated once again.
The Trans-Canada Highway, which runs through the middle of Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, has posed a significant threat to wildlife for years. With increasing traffic and frequent collisions between vehicles and animals, the natural habitats on either side of the highway have been separated once again.