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Coverage dated November 4, 2026

Cameras will track animals using world's largest wildlife crossing in California

Headline from KTLA Los Angeles

Scientists will soon have a new way to monitor animals traveling across the world's largest wildlife crossing in the Santa Monica Mountains. This month, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area biologists will install remote cameras to document how animals use the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Cr…

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  1. NBC Los Angeles

    Cameras to be installed on Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing to monitor usage (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    A view of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills.

  2. KTLA Los Angeles

    Cameras will track animals using world's largest wildlife crossing in California (opens KTLA Los Angeles)

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    KTLA Los Angeles's feed description

    Scientists will soon have a new way to monitor animals traveling across the world's largest wildlife crossing in the Santa Monica Mountains. This month, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area biologists will install remote cameras to document how animals use the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Cr…

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