I am excited to share with you the results of Maine Audubon's Wildlife Road Watch from 2010-2014. Because of the participation of many volunteers in this important citizen science project, we were able to identify specific locations along roads where wildlife road-crossing attempts frequently occur. Click this link for the report and interactive online map of the results: http://maineaudubon.org/wildlife-habitat/wildlife-road-watch/

Wildlife Road Watch volunteer observations are making a real difference for Maine's endangered Blanding's turtles. Keep posting those observation.

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The news site Mashable.com picked the Maine and California systems as being among the top citizen science projects in the country with which to get involved. Thanks to all of your volunteer efforts, wildlife observations are staying on the social media radar screen as something important to think about and do. Congratulations!
http://mashable.com/2014/06/25/citizen-science-projects/

WESTERN MAINE MOUNTAINS ROAD WATCH (Oxford, Somerset, and Franklin counties)

2013: Endangered Species Roadwatch seeking volunteers in southern Maine.

The Endangered Species Road Watch Program seeks volunteers to help survey local roads for signs of wildlife road crossings. By collecting information about where, when, and how many animals cross our roads, we will be able to work toward solutions to reduce wildlife road mortality.

What you do: Volunteers walk a 1-mile section of road, recording and photographing evidence of wildlife crossing.