The Careful Crossways Project advocates for the implementation of wildlife infrastructure in the San Francsisco Bay Area in order to protect wildlife species. The Bay Area has one of the highest wildlife-vehicle collision rates in all of California, reducing fragile wildlife populations, and causing further damage to our already broken ecosystem. These collisions don't only hurt the wildlife, but also cause injury and even death to drivers and passengers. Fortunately, wildlife infrastructure such as fencing, overpasses, underpasses, and escape ramps effectively reduces wildlife-vehicle collisions. In fact, it has been found that combining fencing with wildlife crossing structures reduces wildlife-vehicle collisions by about 83%.

The Careful Crossways project focuses on educating the local community on the benefits of wildlife infrastructure and the importance of preserving our wildlife populations. To do this, they host presentations at local Bay Area schools to raise awarness of this issue. Their goal is to meet with Bay Area government officials so that wildlife infrastructure can be approved and eventually built in the Bay.