The Maine Audubon Wildlife Road Watch is a web-based map and database designed to record your observations of road-side and road-killed wildlife.
Information about where wildlife attempt to cross roads, what animals are involved, on what kinds of roads are collisions frequent, and other data can help inform policy, management, and financial investment in reducing road-kill and habitat fragmentation. Maine Audubon scientists will use the data to improve our collective understanding of where wildlife attempt to cross roads and what we can do to reduce road-kill and increase safety for people and wildlife.
Click here to learn about the 3 ways you can participate.
Start contributing your own observations:
- Create an account to get started.
- Add observations by sharing what you saw, pinpointing its location on the map, and even uploading your photos (if you took any).
- Then review your observation markers, and see where other citizen scientists are finding road-side wildlife, by browsing our online wildlife observations map.
