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Protecting Wild Horses & Other Wildlife
Reproduced from the Spring, 2003 edition of NDOT News, the Nevada Department of Transportation quarterly publication that addresses Nevada transportation topics and issues of interest.A three-mile section of US 50 east of Dayton was outfitted in 2002 with a Strieter reflector system used in several other states to keep wildlife such as deer and elk away from traffic. |
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"We chose the section of Highway 50 near Dayton because that is a migratory deer route and also has wild horses that stray onto the roadway," Gail Bellenger,
NDOT staff biologist, said.
This is the first time the reflectors have been tested on a wild horse population, but it has proven effective in other areas for a wide range of animals, including herbivores like deer, elk and moose, and predators like foxes and coyotes.
How the Reflectors Got ApprovedThe Wild Horse Preservation League
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