Last Updated: 6/14/04

CRITICAL MASS: SOLUTIONS FOR RECONNECTING WILDLIFE & HABITATS ACROSS HIGHWAYS

 

• Bill Ruediger, U.S. Forest Service Ecology Program Leader for Highways: Western Wildlife Habitat Linkages
• Peter Singleton, USFS Pacific Northwest Research Station Ecologist: Landscape Permeability Modeling for Identifying Habitat Linkages in the Pacific Northwest
• Bill Ruediger: High, Wide and Handsome: Designing More Effective Wildlife Crossings
• Dr. Paul Beier, Professor of wildlife ecology and conservation biology, Northern Arizona University School of Forestry: South Coast Missing Linkages Project: restoring landscape connectivity in the nation's largest urban area
• Norris Dodd, Arizona Game and Fish Research Scientist: "Evaluation of measures to minimize the incidence of wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain wildlife permeability across highways in Arizona"
• Greg Rawlings, Federal Highway Administration Environmental Program Manager for the New Mexico Division Office: Roadways, Wildlife Ecology & FHWA
• Greg Rawlings: Financing Wildlife Mitigation/Crossings

 

* Priority Highway Segments Map (Crashes on Top)

** Priority Highway Segments Map (Crashes on Bottom)