Cooler weather draws wildlife toward valleys, away from higher elevations

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With both temperatures and leaves falling, many wildlife are seeking lower elevations where the weather is warmer and vegetation is still available. With fewer daylight hours and more animals on the road, motorists should step up awareness.

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