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Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing

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Oct 9, 2026

Tony CabreraHOST
28:25
Well, this morning there are growing concerns that El Nino could delay the opening of the world's largest wildlife crossing.
Irene CruzHOST
28:30
We're talking about the $114 million Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills.
Irene CruzHOST
28:37
It's supposed to open in December, but crews still need to move millions of cubic feet of soil, and heavy rain could create muddy conditions that delay that work.
John GregoryHOST
28:46
Well, just in, Hurricane E- Ia- Isis, uh, I- Ia- Es, I, excuse me, uh, got more powerful and is now a major category three hurricane as it veers toward the Gulf Coast.
Julia PaskinHOST
0:49
Long Beach limits public comment at city council meetings.
Julia PaskinHOST
0:55
And how El Nino could slow the opening of the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing.
Julia PaskinHOST
1:02
It's Thursday, October 8th.
Julia PaskinHOST
1:03
I'm Julia Paskin, and this is the LA Report Evening Edition from LAist News.
Sarah MartySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:25
It would be great if we could get at least 10 or 12 people to come out more frequently and really help tackle some of the larger areas.
Julia PaskinHOST
4:33
The group has worked with local high schools and the YMCA in the effort.
Julia PaskinHOST
4:37
You can learn more, including how to volunteer, at LAist.com. Construction of the Wallace-Annenberg Wildlife Crossing continues with the grand opening less than two months away.
Julia PaskinHOST
4:46
Beth Pratt is president of the Wildlife Crossing Fund and says there were only a few things that could delay the project at this point, an asteroid, an earthquake, or El Nino.
Michael MonksHOST
12:14
Okay.
Michael MonksHOST
12:15
The Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the 101 in Agora Hills is still scheduled to open December 2nd.
Michael MonksHOST
12:21
Do we believe that? This is a construction project in Southern California.
Michael MonksHOST
12:24
Do we believe it?
Michael MonksHOST
13:23
Zebras.
Chris MerrillHOST
13:27
Zebras, as they say.
Chris MerrillHOST
13:30
There's the Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Liberty Canyon.
Chris MerrillHOST
13:33
And then there's the Humboldt 101, the Little Red Schoolhouse Undercrossing.
Scott ParksHOST
22:08
I'm sorry?
Dana WrightHOST
22:09
The Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is set to open over the 101 in December.
Scott ParksHOST
22:14
[laughs]
Dana WrightHOST
22:15
It will reconnect species like mountain lions and bears that had been cut off from land opposite the busy thoroughfare.
Scott ParksHOST
2:53
I'm sorry?
Dana WrightHOST
2:53
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is set to open over the 101 in December.
Scott ParksHOST
2:59
[sighs]
Dana WrightHOST
3:00
It will reconnect species like mountain lions and bears that had been cut off from land opposite the busy thoroughfare.
Wade CrowfootGUEST
6:02
Nature is resilient if we give it half a chance.
Wade CrowfootGUEST
6:06
Go 400 miles to the south to Los Angeles on what we think is the world's largest land-based wildlife crossing, the Wallace-Annenberg Crossing, connecting areas of habitat for the endangered Southern California mountain lion.
Wade CrowfootGUEST
6:18
That's a wildlife crossing that's crossing 10 lanes of traffic and a two-lane frontage road.
Wade CrowfootGUEST
6:24
Many people, most people said it could never get done.

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