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What is happening under the I-17? Learn more about how ADOT and NAU biologists are working to protect endangered species while improving Verde River bridges. MORE: wildlife bridges I17

ADOT, NAU biologists work to protect endangered species while improving Verde River bridgesAs you drive through the Verde Valley on Interstate 17, you won’t notice anyas you cross over the Verde River. But down below the highway, crews are working in the river bed to reinforce the footings of the Verde River Bridges to prevent erosion.

This team of biomonitors from Northern Arizona University is led by Dr. Erika Nowak, assistant research professor in the Center for Adaptable Western Landscapes and director of the NAU Gartersnake Research Program. Specifically, the team trains construction workers and project team members on identifying these species and what to do if they come across one. They will also watch construction activity and help ensure that any species are safely removed out of harm’s way.

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