As the human population grows in the Flagstaff region, we increase the impact of transportation corridors (such as roads and rails) and land use changes (such as urban and rural development) on wildlife populations. . . .To that end, the City of Flagstaff and Coconino County requested wildlife corridor information from the Arizona Game and Fish Department. . . .—Jessica Gist and Sarah Reif, Arizona Game andFish Department, August 2009The establishment of the wildlife corridors discussed in the excerpt was most likely necessary to prevent —

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