In the South-Link region, highways and forest boundaries nearly overlap. Wildlife-vehicle collisions are common, posing risks to road safety and highlighting the impacts of habitat fragmentation on local ecosystems.

Through public participation, Landcoexist seeks to identify collision hotspots, mitigate roadkill incidents, and promote a safer, wildlife-friendly driving culture. By reconnecting with the natural rhythms of the South-Link, the project aims to shape an animal-friendly highway—where conservation and tourism can coexist and thrive together.