Multi-Media Session 2

Times are in EDT (UTC -4)

Date From

Tuesday, September 28, 2021 - 04:40 pm

Date To

Tuesday, September 28, 2021 - 06:10 pm

Presentations

A Year of Wildlife Movement: Monitoring for Preconstruction of Fish Passage Barrier #994233 in Washington (169)
Megan LaFever, Washington State Department of Transpiration, Habitat Connectivity Volunteer
Activity patterns of bat species at interstate highway sites with and without wildlife underpasses (186)
Jenna Chapman, Central Washington University
Analysis of environmental factors affecting wildlife traffic accidents around Mt. Fuji, Japan (37)
Yoichi Sonoda, Animal-pathway & Wildlife Association
Comparison of Mammal Use of a Highway Before and During Construction of Wildlife Crossing Structures in South Texas (180)
Thomas J Yamashita, Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute, Texas A&M University – Kingsville
Compost Incorporation on Roadsides for Soil Improvement and as a Stormwater Control Measure (49)
Christina Kranz, North Carolina State University
Creating Maine's First Dedicated Turtle and Reptile Crossing Structure (192)
Richard Bostwick, Maine Deptment of Transportation
Differences in the response of ACV with wildlife and livestock species during the COVID-19 lockdown in Spain (73)
Victor Colino Rabanal, University of Salamanca, Spain
Ecological and genetic connectivity of shrews (Sorex spp.) across Interstate-90 in the Washington Cascade Range (172)
Jordan Ryckman, Conservation Northwest (formerly Central Washington University)
Evaluating Wildlife Responses to Localized Mitigation Fencing Structures (131)
Caitlin K. Brett, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Factors influencing tree survival in a highway setting (134)
Allyson Salisbury, The Morton Arboretum
Impact of COVID-19 on Traffic, Crashes, and Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions (36)
David Waetjen, Road Ecology Center, UC Davis
Impacts of highways and fences on tule elk home range and movement (105)
Abigail Dziegiel, California State University, Fresno
Improving Habitat Connectivity for the Endangered Santa Cruz Long-toed Salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum) on California Highway 1 through Collaboration with Multiple Partners (176)
Morgan Robertson, California Department of Transportation
Influence of selected weather conditions on the risk of ungulate-train collision in Poland in the years 2012 - 2015 (190)
Karolina Jasinska, Institute of Forest Sciences, Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Life on the edge: insect conservation in highway roadside rights of way (125)
Kaitlin Stack Whitney, Rochester Institute of Technology
Maintaining wildlife connectivity in an urbanized area: the South Mountain Freeway in Phoenix, Arizona (2)
Kris Gade, Arizona Department of Transportation
Mapping ungulate migration corridors, stopovers, and winter ranges across California (173)
Evan Greenspan, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Mitigating Small Animal Road Mortality (174)
Tricia Markle, Minnesota Zoo
Mitigation from project planning stages: a unique opportunity for connectivity in Northern Mexico (35)
Cecilia Aguilar, Wildlands Network
Monorail in an Era of COVID and Climate Change (64)
Michael R. Wright
Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog Critical Habitat Mitigation and Restoration on State Route 2 (157)
Francis Appiah, California Department of Transportation District 7
Ora - A Non-habituating, low cost, audiovisual animal warning system to mitigate roadkill (33)
Vedant Srinivas, Eastlake High School, WA
Preliminary Results from Monitoring of a New Wildlife Crossing in Willacy County, Texas (150)
Daniel G. Scognamillo, Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute - Texas A&M - Kingsville
Progress to Implement the First Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Wildlife Overpass in North America (77)
Matthew Bell, Western Transportation Institute
Quantifying highway agency roadside tree removal using high-resolution satellite data (123)
Ellen Oettinger White, Rutgers University
Response of roadside soil communities to application of unpaved road chemical treatments (90)
Bethany K. Kunz, U.S. Geological Survey, Columbia Environmental Research Center
Roads and Raptors, a Spatial Analysis of Raptor Collisions on The Washington State Highway System (85)
Sarah Croston, Washington Department of Transportation & The Evergreen State College
Roadside ditches as a key tool to manage for stormwater and pollution: A case study of highway governance challenges within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed (115)
Sara Reynolds-Davis, Cornell University
Rural road usage by herpetofauna of the southern Sonoran Desert ecoregion (181)
Brian Blais, Southwest Zoologists' League
SaveGREEN – Safeguarding the functionality of transnationally important ecological corridors in the Danube basin (39)
Hildegard Meyer, WWF Central and Eastern Europe
The Asian Elephant Transport Working Group (AsETWG) Presents: Protecting Asian Elephants from Linear Transport Infrastructure – An Introduction to the Challenges and Solutions (30)
Rob Ament, IUCN WCPA and SSC Cross-Commission Asian Elephant Transport Working Group, Transport Working Group of the IUCN WCPA, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Traffic Influences on Wildlife Interactions at Wildlife Crossing Structures along FM106 in Cameron County, Texas (102)
Anna Mehner, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley-Brownsville