Construction crews began placing the first layers of soil over the surface of the Wallis Annenberg ... plants that will grow ...

The first layers of soil were recently placed in Agoura Hills on what will be the world's largest wildlife crossing.

Paddy was cultivated in the state in just 2.27 hectares in 1960. Rice was not a staple diet of the people and coarse grains, ...

as workers lay the first layers of soil on the overpass. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing spans the 10-lane freeway in Agoura Hills and will become the largest such crossing in the world.

Officials said it will take several weeks and about 6,000 cubic yards of soil to build the foundation for the 1-acre wildlife ...

After the soil is laid across the nearly 1-acre native wildlife habitat site, about 5,000 native shrubs and wildflowers ...

as workers lay the first layers of soil on the overpass. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing spans the 10-lane freeway in Agoura Hills and will become the largest such crossing in the world.

The first layers of soil were recently placed in Agoura Hills ... Mountain lions, deer, bats, bobcats, desert cottontails, monarch butterflies and more are expected to use the bridge.

Crews put the first layers of soil on the surface of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the 101 Freeway on Monday, March 31. Officials called it a milestone moment for the largest bridge ...