Colorado wildlife crossings cut animal collisions on Interstate 25 sharply
A network of wildlife crossings along Interstate 25 in Colorado has substantially reduced animal-vehicle crashes. The system combines fencing, underpasses, and an overpass that opened in December 2025. Recent studies report that wildlife-related collisions have fallen markedly since these measures were introduced. Elk and pronghorn are among the species now regularly using the crossings. The figures reported vary across coverage, with one estimate putting the reduction near 85 percent.
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