Wildlife Fencing
World leading wildlife fencing.
Since 2004, Animex Fencing has been providing products, guidance, and support for conservation and construction projects worldwide. Our scientifically tested range of fencing and mitigation solutions is specifically engineered to safeguard both wildlife and people from the effects of global development.
We design and manufacture products that deliver highly effective, environmentally responsible solutions for managing, controlling, and excluding animals from restricted areas. Through continuous innovation in materials and techniques, we ensure our wildlife fencing remains among the most durable and efficient available.
Head to our website using the button below to explore our fencing options and fence selector, learn about the animals and species we design fences for, and read about our previous projects through our case studies.
This interactive map showcasing various projects, but specific details and locations of the species we have worked with cannot be shared due to the sensitivity of certain projects and the risks associated with illegal wildlife trade. We are, however, happy to provide additional information on our case studies as projects are developed collaboratively.
Featured Projects
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![Two men in safety vests smiling at a construction site near a road, with a truck and other workers in the background.]()
Atlantic Freeway
FENCING TYPE: AMX-SP
Animex fencing was used to replace broken hardware cloth on the Atlantic Freeway and guide wildlife through an underpass.
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![Three people wearing yellow vests labeled 'Utility Patrol' working outdoors on a sunny day, installing Animex Fencing along a grassy area with trees and shrubbery nearby.]()
Jekyll Island
FENCING TYPE: AMX-SP
A custom made fence was designed to help reduce road mortality for Diamond Back Terrapins across the popular vacation route.
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![A bobcat in a forested area at dawn, walking through grass and leaves.]()
NY State Park
FENCING TYPE: AMX-SP
A wide variety of species have been guided through a new underpass in a NY State Park by opaque Animex fencing.
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![A turtle crossing using an embankment]()
Roadside Embankment
FENCING TYPE: AMX-SP
A retaining wall style installation has helped Bog turtles and other species move effectively through an underpass in New Jersey.
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![a road with trees and utility poles in the background.]()
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![A white plastic silt fence installed along the edge of a grassy area, with a background of leafless trees and bushes, and a cloudy sky.]()
More case studies
Find additional project examples at animexfencing.com.
Wildlife Fencing Guides
The exact extent of wildlife fencing on roads is unknown, but research shows it can greatly reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain habitat connectivity, especially when paired with crossing structures. Standard DOT fencing works for large mammals but fails to exclude reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals.
Global studies and field observations show that solid barriers are far more effective, preventing climbing, digging, entanglement, and pacing. Their success comes from acting as a sensory barrier, when animals cannot see through, they move along the fence to safe crossings or back to habitat.
With over 3.9 million miles of road in the U.S. alone, Animex has created specifications to attach our fencing to DOT woven wire, chain-link, livestock fencing, or guardrails, enhancing safety for both people and wildlife.
