Idaho builds $20.8M wildlife underpass to protect deer and drivers on US-30
Idaho is constructing the Rocky Point Wildlife Underpass in the southeastern part of the state, with completion expected this fall. The $20.8 million project is designed to allow deer and other wildlife to migrate safely beneath US Highway 30, reducing the risk of vehicle collisions. The infrastructure includes three dedicated crossing points supported by strategically placed fencing to guide animals toward the passages. The initiative is the result of collaboration between multiple state agencies and conservation organizations. Idaho authorities are also evaluating additional locations across the state where similar wildlife crossings could be built.
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