The ribbon will be cut and the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will be open for wildlife on December 2, 2026.
Join us on December 2 for a ribbon-cutting celebration and P-22 Legacy Event worthy of this historic moment that will allow wildlife to safely cross the 101 Freeway for the first time ever.
Stay tuned for details!
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is a once-in-a-century achievement that will reconnect critical habitat in the Santa Monica Mountains, save local cougars from extinction, and prove that wildlife and human infrastructure can coexist and thrive together. But crossing this finish line is only the beginning. Your partnership places your name at the center of this historic milestone that will launch large-scale connectivity efforts and wildlife crossings around the globe.
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WILDLIFE RESEARCH FUND
HABITAT STEWARDSHIP FUND
DOCUMENTARY FILM CREDIT
NATIVE PLANT NURSERY
DONOR WALL LISTING
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is a project for the next century, providing a lasting benefit to wildlife for generations to come.
We invite you to learn more about gift structures, pledge arrangements, and naming opportunities at any level.
Beth Pratt
California Regional Executive Director, National Wildlife Federation
#SaveLACougars Campaign Leader
Founder, President, & CEO, The Wildlife Crossing Fund
(209)620-6271
prattb@nwf.org