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The Final Push to #SaveLACougars: A Legacy That Grows

This year, the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will open for the animal world. But this story is just getting started…

LEARN ABOUT HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN OUR Annenberg Crossing RIBBON CUTTING EVENT

 

#SAVELACOUGARS AND THE #P22LEGACY

After decades of determination, the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing has become a reality. When it opens over LA’s 101 freeway, it will reconnect a critical wildlife corridor in the Santa Monica Mountains and pull the region’s cougar population back from the brink of extinction.

This is a conservation milestone years in the making. But crossing this finish line is only the beginning.

In honor of P-22, LA’s beloved mountain lion whose story galvanized a movement, the #P22Legacy campaign continues the work of #SaveLACougars.

Your support is needed to ensure the crossing becomes a fully thriving habitat, to fund the critical mountain lion and wildlife research of the National Park Service and other scientists, and to carry the momentum forward into future wildlife crossings across Southern California. Every dollar raised helps restore the ecological vibrancy of the most densely populated urban landscape in America, long afterthe ribbon is cut at the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing.

We set out to #SaveLACougars. We hope to change what’s possible for wildlife everywhere. Together, we’re building a future where people and wildlife can share space and thrive, here in California and around the world.

Meet the Team

responsible for transforming the 101 Annenberg Crossing overpass into a thriving, native habitat

Watch the Series

Meet the stewards of our Native Plant Nursery and learn about the plants selected

Vote to make The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing a lego set!

The #SaveLACougars campaign and Friends of Griffith Park are inviting artists everywhere to send their ideas for a memorial sculpture of the beloved, P-22 mountain lion. Artists should submit their interest to p22mountainlion@nwf.org by January 31st to be considered.