Roads and Wildlife: Black Hills and Badlands

Start Date

27-4-2023 1:30 PM

Document Type

Poster

Description

Previous studies have suggested a relationship between wildlife populations and the presence of roads. This study aims to examine how this relationship presents itself in the Black Hills and Badlands regions of South Dakota. Protecting the wildlife populations in these areas is crucial for local tourism through the Black Hills National Forest and Badlands National Park, as well as for the conservation of unique species and habitats.

Comments

The faculty mentor for this project was Nancy Holcroft Benson, Biology.

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Apr 27th, 1:30 PM

Roads and Wildlife: Black Hills and Badlands

Previous studies have suggested a relationship between wildlife populations and the presence of roads. This study aims to examine how this relationship presents itself in the Black Hills and Badlands regions of South Dakota. Protecting the wildlife populations in these areas is crucial for local tourism through the Black Hills National Forest and Badlands National Park, as well as for the conservation of unique species and habitats.