Cascade Crossroads

[@jackychandler8594]

I'm from Mississippi originally and I've never seen anything so inspiring to help the wildlife. I'm a hunter, but also a conservationist. I hate seeing animals hit on a highway. Absolutely fantastic job of a vast diversity of people coming together to get that funded, and designed. Congratulations to all involved.

[@stelampology]

This is an amazing video.

[@janragusa7870]

Thanks for making this documentary and all the hard work that has gone into this project by all. Very inspiring! Seeing projects like this is restoring my faith in humankind during such dark times in our country. Thank you.

[@cyndemagidson1672]

Awesome. Such a win-win!

[@silviavoss6411]

This project is not only important it is extraordinary to see all the cooperation to preserve habitat, wildlife and the wellbeing of us all, thank you for spending money so wisely!

[@TheBandit7613]

We've had these in Nevada for a long time, yes, animals learn to use them. They were originally baited with water because it's in the desert. Over time, they learned and somehow pass the information on. Almost never see animals hit by cars anymore. Their lives are tough enough without risking them to cross a road.

[@weslikesbeans3115]

Wow, impressive project! This video is very educational as well. Thanks!

[@prestin6798]

absolutely amazing, hopefully this can be a model for future projects.

[@kenmyer2144]

Superb! A wonderful project --- thanks to all involved.

[@judithzylstra929]

Inspiring project. Cooperative effort, patient hard work, and a vision prove what's possible. Thanks for showing and explaining what's being done there in WA for the good of all.

[@lyndalbreen7690]

Wonderful work. Sharing to friends in Australia where koalas and kangaroos die on the roads every day

[@jodymooney255]

Excellent job! Thank you for producing the film?

[@tinslatee]

A female wolverine with young is now documented living and denning in the Mt. Rainier area. Most likely due to this project...

[@DougGrinbergs]

23:25 pikas!

[@jamesbohlman4297]

You never had so many Elk in past years.