I-90 Wildlife Bridges Coalition - Wildlife & Crossing Structures Gallery

Map below produced by WSDOT to show critical connectivity areas, which will help reference the location of the photos below.

Thumbnails- Click on image to see larger photo	Photographer Credit	Title and Description


	Charles Raines	Aerial photograph of I-90 at Keechelus & Gold Creek.
	WSDOT	Current image of Gold Creek crossing on I-90. Scientific studies have identified Gold Creek as the best existing connectivity for animals moving through the I-90 Corridor in the Cascade Crest area.
	WSDOT	A graphic production of a preliminary design of an underpass crossing structure at Gold Creek.
	Dave Atcheson	Freight truck driving over Gold Creek.
	Dave Atcheson	Deer along the road just north of Gold Creek.

	Charles Raines	Aerial photograph of I-90 at Swamp Lake & Yakima River. Swamp Lake provides high quality habitat for pond breeding amphibians that are all at risk to roadkill during their breeding season when they migrate to ponds.


	WSDOT	Current image of Hudson Creek crossing on I-90. Scientists detected Pacific giant salamander and tailed frogs in studies. Cutthroat trout, brook trout, and rainbow trout were also recorded.
	WSDOT	A graphic production of a preliminary design of an underpass crossing structure at Hudson Creek in the I-90 Project. According to biologists, Hudson Creek offers the only opportunity within the project area to connect species associated with talus habitat like larch mountain salamander.
	WSDOT	Current image of Easton Hill crossing on I-90.
	WSDOT	A graphic production of a preliminary design of an overpass crossing structure at Easton Hill in the I-90 Project. This location is a key crossing point for elk and deer that would benefit from this structure.
	Charlie Raines	Aerial photograph of I-90 and Kachess River.