DonkeyLand has lately been campaigning to put a stop sign at one high-traffic intersection north of Moreno Valley, at Pigeon Pass Road and Hidden Springs Drive, where a convergence of burro and wildlife crossings, a nearby school, and high-speed traffic heading downhill from Box Springs Mountain Park makes a potentially deadly combination for donkeys and schoolkids alike.ENVIRONMENT: Green Again: Once long ago, in a dream of lights and colors, under the shade in the woods. Trips to hell, hell hounds loses, tips and tales, under the dogwood tree. The Wild Donkeys of the Inland Empire Chris Clarke.
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That's especially true given that Pigeon Pass Road narrows from five lanes to two just uphill from the intersection -- at a blind curve that ends at a crossing commonly used by the burros. LaVonne pilots the SUV past the school. Moms and dads are picking up their grade schoolers in mid-afternoon.
Beyond the school lie the terrra cotta roofs of the adjacent housing development. Beyond that, across Pigeon Pass Road, burros nosh contentedly on the spring greenery. It's a classic California scene, in a way: suburban development on one side of the road, wildlife habitat on the other, and the fact that the wildlife here is introduced rather than native doesn't change the feeling all that much. That's a feeling LaVonne and Petrunio would like to preserve. "We're not just in this for the donkeys," LaVonne tells me. "They're important to us, but we live here too.
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Making this neighborhood safer for the donkeys also makes it safer for the kids, and calmer for the rest of us who live here." It's not going to be easy. Development continues to encroach on the donkey's habitat, including a 700-unit housing development in what was formerly a prime grazing area east of Grand Terrace and Highgrove. Less available habitat, and lowered habitat value in what's left as the drought continues, will likely mean more donkeys venturing into developed neighborhoods in the Inland Empire.
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