World's largest wildlife crossing nears completion in California

Environment Animals Wildlife Endangered Species World's largest wildlife crossing nears completion in California The 210-foot-long Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will help animals safely cross California's famed 101 freeway. More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. One of the project's most recent milestones was completion of the concrete deck on the bridge that spans across Agoura Road. This phase of work was the culmination of a complex and multi-agency effort that moved multiple high-voltage power lines and telecommunication lines underground and rerouted and upgraded a regional waterline, all while protecting two natural creeks and preserving dozens of heritage oak trees. To build the foundation of that structure, crews also had to drill and construct dozens of 75-foot-deep concrete pile structures along Agoura Road. California is known for its giant, multi-laned highways bustling under bright blue skies.