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... The construction of the toll road threatens to hurt the dynamics of the free-running river, however, the ones that will feel the greatest damage will be the animals and plants that live in the state park. ... With the Toll Road cutting right through the creek, the trout will no longer have a feasible habitat. ... The habitats of these seven endangered species will be greatly destroyed by the construction of the toll road. ...
The new toll road would slice right through the last unspoiled land, bisecting the wildlife habitat of many animals, including the mountain lion, bobcat, and Cooper Hawk. ... According to biologists, in the 22 months from October 1998 to July 2000, 118 mammals were killed by traffic on the San Joaquin and 241 toll roads. ... The habitat of the mice will then be situated with the toll road on one side and a group of houses on the other.
Approximate Word count = 735
Approximate Pages = 2.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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