Clark Stevens

Architect and sustainable land use planner, executive officer of the Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains, and architect of the Liberty Canyon Wildlife Crossing

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Architect and sustainable land use planner, architect of the Liberty Canyon Wildlife Crossing

Clark Stevens on KCRW

Wild animals need to roam, but our freeways are in the way.

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Wild animals need to roam, but our freeways are in the way.

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