Technical Session 5: Recovering the Endangered Florida Panther through Transportation and Conservation Planning

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Wednesday, September 22, 2021 - 06:10 pm

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Wednesday, September 22, 2021 - 07:40 pm

Presentations

Hot Spots Mapping: Creating a Resource for Transportation Planners to Identify Significant Panther-Vehicle Collision Areas in South Florida
Nicole Cribbs, Faller, Davis & Associates, Inc.
Wildlife Crossing Location Decision Making along the Interstate 4 Corridor
Nicole Monies, Florida Department of Transportation
Using Least Cost Path Modeling to Identify Potential Road Conflict Locations for the Florida Panther in Central Florida
Daniel J. Smith, University of Central Florida
Retrofitting Existing Bridge Crossings to Promote Wildlife Connectivity and Prevent Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
Brent Setchell, Florida Department of Transportation
The Role of Transportation Planning and Mitigation in Florida Panther Recovery
Elizabeth Fleming, Defenders of Wildlife