FALMOUTH — Maine Audubon is seeking volunteers to survey roads in Maine for signs of animal crossings.
According to a press release from the organization, the information collected by volunteers about where different animals attempt to cross roads can help identify ways to reduce road-kill and increase safety for people and wildlife.
Maine Audubon’s “Wildlife Road Watch” is a web-based map and database designed to record observations of road-side and road-killed wildlife. Volunteers can participate by submitting roadside observations on the Wildlife Road Watch website.
To register, go to maineaudubon.org/wildlife-habitat/wildlife-road-watch/. For more information, contact Barbara Charry at 781-2330 ext. 225, or bcharry@maineaudubon.org.
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