Please note, the Canva program is always the correct schedule, this one is not updated regularly.

The lists below are of the presentations (talk or poster) within each session. The number in parentheses is the abstract number for that presentation.

Session 1: Phish Food for Thought: AOP Funding and Collaboration
to 02:40 pm

  •   Assessing the Unknown: Understanding the Impacts of Culverts on Aquatic Habitat Fragmentation and Aquatic Organism Passage in the Southeastern United States (44)
  •   Aquatic Organism Passage at Transportation Crossings: Part 1— Project Design, Technical Guidance, and Examples for Success (62)
  •   Fish Passage Design and Transportation Infrastructure (140)
  •   FHWA Aquatic Organism Passage Implementation Guide (234)

    • Session 2: Where Are We, and Where are We Going After Twenty Years of Road Ecology?
    to 02:40 pm

  •   Our Road Ecology Roots and the History of ICOET (240)
  •   Global Evolution and Diversification of  (172)
  •   The revival of foundational tenets of transportation ecology and expansion into new realms (105)
  •   Wicked challenges and fleeting opportunities for the next 20 years of transportation ecology (14)

    • Session 3: Climate Resiliency: Weathering the Storm
    to 02:40 pm

  •   Stream Smart Takes a Trip: Better Culverts Beyond Maine (and just in time!) (79)
  •   Pennsylvania Road Stream Crossing Design for Aquatic Organism Passage and Storm Resiliency (136)
  •   Infrastructure Climate Resilience for the National Forests of California (178)
  •   Multi-layered Transit Network Resilience to Flooding: An Analysis of 19 U.S. Cities (225)

    • Session 4: Reap What you Sow: Verges and Pollinators
    to 02:40 pm

  •   Roadside revegetation with native plants: establishment of plants and support of pollinators (66)
  •   Milkweeds and Machine Learning: Using Drones and AI to Monitor Roadside Monarch Breeding Habitat (130)
  •   Using Wildflowers and Compost Amendment to Manage Our Disturbed Roadside Soils (156)
  •   Modified mowing for pollinators in New York State Right of Ways; does it work?  (164)

    • Session 5: Vermont’s Terrestrial Passage Screening Tool
    to 02:40 pm

  •   Integrating the Terrestrial Passage Screening Tool into Vermont Conservation Design (35)
  •   Using The Terrestrial Passage Screening Tool In Project Review And System-Wide Prioritization (90)
  •   Mapping omnidirectional movement of terrestrial mammals in Vermont around roadways and transportation structures (94)
  •   Integrating genetic data into assessments of wildlife connectivity across the road network of Vermont (220)

    • Session 6: Engineering Solutions for Transportation Impacts on Ecology
    to 04:30 pm

  •   Development of Safety Funding Models for Use of Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Funding for Wildlife-Vehicle Collision Countermeasures on State Roads in Arizona (68)
  •   Approval Processes for Wildlife Crossings on State Highway Systems – Navigating the Caltrans System to Implement Novel Solutions (212)
  •   Engineering Solutions to Common Ecological Impacts of Transportation: The Use of Composite Bridge Systems for Sustainable Infrastructure (231)
  •   Innovative Bridges for Healthy Landscapes Benefiting Air, Water, and Wildlife (235)

    • Session 7: Writing the Next Chapter for Crossings and Climate Change
    to 04:30 pm

  •   Advancing climate-informed wildlife crossings: Wildlife Crossings and Climate Consensus Group joint statement and recommendations (30)
  •   What we know about climate change and wildlife crossings: A literature review and case study (118)
  •   Policy opportunities to ensure transportation infrastructure maintains landscape connectivity and enhances climate resilience (197)
  •   Don’t stop now: Using existing knowledge and tools to adapt wildlife-friendly infrastructure to a changing climate (202)

    • Session 8: Pollinating Opportunities in Rights-of-Way
    to 04:30 pm

  •   The Buzz About a New Bumble Bee Conservation Agreement (5)
  •   Lessons from the First Nationwide Conservation Agreement for Monarch Butterflies on Energy and Transportation Lands (157)
  •   Reimagining Roadside Landscapes: pollinator-friendly roadside solar and other opportunities (211)
  •   Imperiled Pollinator Habitat Conservation along Roadways (217)

    • Session 9: Bats & Bugs: Roosting & Dispersal
    to 04:30 pm

  •   A novel approach to assessing human assisted insect dispersal on vehicles (238)
  •   Bats in swallow nests: implications for bat conservation (93)
  •   Use of Innovative Technology to Deter Bat Bridge Use Prior to and During Construction (201)
  •   Converting Abandoned Railroad Tunnels into Bat Hibernacula: Benefiting Bats and Transportation Organizations (200)

    • Lightning Session 1: Aquatic Ecology and Sustainability
    to 10:45 am

  •   A Decision Support Tool for the Sustainability Rating Index for the Maintenance of Rural Roads in India (11)
  •   Data Analytics Tools for Ecology Program Management (31)
  •   Tri-State Perspective of Seed Based Restoration (85)
  •   Stream Crossings in Transition: Design of Culverts and Bridges on the Frontline of Coastal Wetlands Migration (146)
  •   Environmental DNA: A new tool for Transportation Projects  (177)
  •   Full-delivery DOT P3s for TMDL Reductions (182)
  •   Healing Springs Natural Area: Rare Fish Species and Stream Mitigation Needs Drive Acquisition of a Natural Area in a Rapidly Urbanizing Landscape (186)
  •   Effects of the life history stages and water quality parameters on the toxicokinetics of 6PPD-quinone, an acutely toxic tire rubber byproduct, in coho salmon (214)
  •   Transportation supports Recovery of Threatened Crayfish (218)
  •   Incorporating NAACC scoring methodology into project objectives and anticipating post construction scores on a Large Culvert program in New York State.  (226)

    • Session 10: Staying Current with Aquatic Habitats
    to 10:45 am

  •   Stream & Wetland Mitigation Forecasting: Developing a Predictive Model for Faster Project Delivery and Cost-Savings (57)
  •   Remote Biologists – Integrating UAS and Spatial Data in Wetland Detection & Modeling (109)
  •   Environmental DNA Applications for the Detection of Freshwater Mussels and Use for Facilitating ESA Section 7 Consultation (71)
  •   Fish Passage and Macroinvertebrate Colonization in Constructed Stream Channels as an Indicator of Aquatic Connectivity Following Culvert Removal (82)

    • Session 11: Wildlife Connectivity: Models and Movements
    to 10:45 am

  •   Landscape linkage models do not consistently predict wildlife movement  (151)
  •   A Scientific Approach to Developing Habitat Connectivity Mitigation (64)
  •   Incorporating elk movement behavior from GPS monitoring to identify high priority areas for road mitigation along I-40 near Great Smoky Mountains National Park (168)
  •   More than Models and Field Data: Site-specific Design of Wildlife Crossings in Alaska (42)

    • Session 13: Linear Infrastructure Impacts on Biodiversity in Africa
    to 10:45 am

  •   Activity patterns and mortalities of wildlife along the Phalaborwa – Hoedspruit railway line in Balule Nature Reserve, South Africa. (7)
  •   Linear infrastructure and primates: impact and mitigation examples from South Africa, Africa and beyond (27)
  •   Roadkill in Ethiopia: a case study examining vertebrate road mortality on selected highways passing through four spatially isolated protected areas of eastern Ethiopia (171)
  •   The effect of Linear infrastructure on vertebrates in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park and Isamangaliso Wetland Parks in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. (239)

    • Session 14: I Saw the Sign
    to 10:45 am

  •   Towards safer roads: the LIFE SAFE-CROSSING project in Greece  (223)
  •   New prototype of road sign based on temporal models that warns drivers in real time about the risk of animal-vehicle collision: implementation at regional scale and first results (101)
  •   Animal and driver behavior near the moment of collision: implications for design of collision reduction measures (150)
  •   Effect of wildlife crossings signs on driver’s speed: an experiment on BR-262, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. (100)

    • Session 17: Making Wildlife Crossings Make Cents
    to 10:45 am

  •   Collaborating to Catalyze Action – A Funder’s Perspective on Connectivity Conservation in California (126)
  •   Economic Decision Support for Wildlife-Vehicle Conflict Reduction (46)
  •   West-Wide Assessment of Cost-Effective Opportunities for Mitigating Wildlife Vehicle Collisions and Ecological Connectivity  (187)
  •   Taking the long road: A 10-year approach for valuing and evaluating wildlife crossings for compensatory mitigation on Florida’s roadways (219)

    • Lightning Session 2: Terrestrial Ecology & Tools
    to 12:30 pm

  •   Virginia's First Wildlife Corridor Action Plan (15)
  •   Influence of Traffic and Noise on Bobcat and Coyote Behavior and Use of Wildlife Crossing Structures in Southern Texas  (33)
  •   Development of public policies to promote mitigation of animal-vehicle collisions on roads using participatory and transdisciplinary approaches (45)
  •   A Streamlined and State-specific Approach to Bat Consultation on Routine Transportation Projects in Georgia (60)
  •   What makes a road verge species rich? (77)
  •   To What Extent Have the Mandates of Transportation Agencies been Improved Regarding the Consideration of Biodiversity? An International Comparison. (88)
  •   A Non-Profit Community-based Organization and a For-Profit Technology Company Collaborate on a Citizen Science Project to Increase Awareness Amongst Drivers in an Exurban Community (92)
  •   Optimal Locations for EV Charging Stations with focus on Sustainability, Advancing Innovative Technologies and Carbon Footprint Reduction (185)
  •   Organizing and Sharing Wildlife Crossing Photos -FDOT’s Wildlife Bridge Crossing GIS Site (199)
  •   Over, Under, A Road Runs Through: A Collaborative Secondary Educational Module on Wildlife Crossings and Habitat Connectivity  (207)

    • Session 12: Where do we go? Traffic, Fencing and Wildlife
    to 12:30 pm

  •   Estimating road age and traffic volume using machine learning to understand how vehicular traffic is affecting Greater sage-grouse in Wyoming (236)
  •   Influence of traffic volume on the variation in the mammal community composition within the road effect zone  (19)
  •   Evaluating the Effectiveness of Redesigned Wildlife Exits Along a South Texas Highway (233)
  •   Effects of Traffic Volume on the Success of Right-of-Way Fence Modifications for Pronghorn Permeability (222)

    • Session 15: Don't Squish the Squamata: Road Ecology and Herps
    to 12:30 pm

  •   Do Wildlife Underpasses Reduce Mortality Among Amphibians in Vermont? (37)
  •   Why did the Albany Adder Cross the Road? Or did it? Methods to detect and mitigate extinction threats to an elusive dwarf adder (4)
  •   Amphibian Road Crossing Hotspot Modeling (165)
  •   Predicting zones of high-turtle-presence on roads: A tool to identify locations in need of mitigation  (133)

    • Session 16: Automated and AI Processing for Safety and Ecology
    to 12:30 pm

  •   AI/ML Solutions for Wildlife Vehicle Collision Hotspot & Road Surface Analysis (53)
  •   AI Assisted Wildlife Camera Trap Image Processing and Management (104)
  •   Rapid Animal Detection and Identification System - RADIS (129)
  •   AI applications in advanced roadside sensing systems (180)

    • Session 18: Addressing Connectivity & Linear Infrastructure
    to 12:30 pm

  •   IUCN Protected Area Technical Report: Addressing ecological connectivity in the development of roads, railways and canals. (48)
  •   Research Results and Mitigation Strategies to Improve Wildlife Connectivity and Human Safety along I-40 in the Pigeon River Gorge near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (154)
  •   Planning and Designing California High-Speed Rail for Wildlife Movement: Stakeholder Engagement, Impact Assessment, and Mitigation on the San José to Merced Project Section (43)
  •   Investigating and mitigating potential wildlife-connectivity effects of a very large aqueduct in California (97)

    • Session 19: Planning & Partnerships at Scales Big and Small
    to 12:30 pm

  •   Robert Moses Parkway Transformation, Niagara Falls, NY (208)
  •   Corridor K of the Appalachian Development Highway System: Fresh Perspectives on Environmental Stewardship and Project Delivery (123)
  •   Regional Greenspace Planning Partnerships in the Greater Cincinnati Area (23)
  •   Partnerships Pave the Way: Highway 17 Wildlife Crossing Completed for Mountain Lions in Santa Cruz County, California (125)

    • Session 20: All Creatures and Crossings Great and Small
    to 03:15 pm

  •   Capturing Herpetofauna and Small Mammals with Camera Traps and Infrared Trip Wire Systems (47)
  •   Wood Turtles to Moose: A Corridor Approach to Connectivity along a State Highway in Central VT (148)
  •   Temporal clustering of prey in wildlife passages provides no evidence of a prey-trap (58)
  •   Big crossings for small animals: evaluating timelines for discovery, use, and occupancy of wildlife crossing structures by various small mammal species  (221)

    • Session 21: Policy and Partnerships: Breaking down Silos
    to 03:15 pm

  •   Advancing innovative transportation solutions as part of an integrated, collaborative approach to regional connectivity and climate resilience (3)
  •   Highway Departments as Watershed Stewards – Trans-jurisdictional Challenges and
    Opportunities for Reducing Flooding     (40)
  •   An Analysis of State and Local Connectivity Policies Impacting Transportation Ecology (52)
  •   Breaking Down State Agency Silos Between Wildlife and Transportation (205)

    • Session 22: Tools from a Policy and Program Toolbox
    to 03:15 pm

  •   Vermont's Highways & Habitats Trainings and a Culture of Connectivity and the Vermont Agency of Transportation (32)
  •   Digital Tools for Engaging Audiences (91)
  •   Leveraging Section 10 of the Endangered Species Act to Cover DOT Projects (Even When there is a Section 7 Nexus) (107)
  •   Open tools for collaborative wildlife management and conservation (147)

    • Poster Session
    to 06:30 pm

  •   Comparing two standardized data-collection protocols for road mortality surveys: Bike or car?  (2)
  •   A Hotspot Analysis of WVCs in Virginia Using GIS Applications (6)
  •   FHWA New York Division's Endangered Species Act Compliance Procedures (8)
  •   Increasing Light Pollution, Its Effect on Nighttime Ecology and a Scalable Solution to Reversing the Trend (9)
  •   Roadkill Observation and Data System (ROaDS) Deployment for Federal Lands (10)
  •   Victoria St. road widening project: a successful transportation – ecology partnership. (12)
  •   Protecting Transportation Infrastructure while Maintaining Wetland Functions – Strategies for Resolving Human-Beaver Conflicts (16)
  •   Analysis of news related to vehicular collisions with wildlife: does the media reflect the reality of the highways in Mato Grosso do Sul? (206)
  •   The Effects of Drive-Through Mobile Emissions on Air Quality (18)
  •   Going to Bat ~ A Cooperative Approach to the Conservation of Summer Roosting Bats in New Jersey Bridges (20)
  •   The Effect of Road Mitigation Structures on the Texas Tortoise (Gopherus berlandieri) (21)
  •   Designing Experimental Studies for Determining the Effectiveness of Roadkill Mitigation Measures: A Bayesian Approach Applied to Odor Repellents (24)
  •   Use of I-90 wildlife crossing structures in Washington’s Cascade Mountains assessed by camera trap data on medium to large mammals (25)
  •   Evaluating a watershed approach to stormwater mitigation with the Stochastic Empirical Loading and Dilution Model (SELDM) (26)
  •   Bringing New Technologies to an Old Science (28)
  •   Central Florida I-4 Wildlife Crossing Need, Design, & Construction update (34)
  •   Regaining Ground: In-house Partnerships to Convert Underutilized Outdoor Spaces into Pollinator Resources at Transportation Agency Facilities (203)
  •   Environmental Impact of PHEV to BEV Transition: A Life Cycle Assessment Study (41)
  •   A Literature Analysis to Determine Optimal Wildlife Crossing Structure Size (49)
  •   A Multi-faceted Approach to Improve Conditions for Pollinators along Washington State Highways (50)
  •   Road Ecology in North-Eastern Sierras: Research and Collaboration to Enhance Restoration of Wildlife Connectivity and Public Safety on Hwy 395 (51)
  •   Designing Wildlife Crossings to Meet Focal Species Needs: An Example from Interstate 15 Connectivity Planning efforts in Southern California (55)
  •   Natural History Resource Centre In Kenya: A Feasibility Study (59)
  •   Reconnecting Northern California Habitats: A Presentation of Caltrans North Region Wildlife Connectivity Projects (63)
  •   Integration of Natural Capital and Nature-based Solutions (NbS) to move the needle toward carbon footprint reduction (65)
  •   Integrating Stakeholders and Connectivity Data in Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Planning for Highway 58 in the Tehachapi Linkage in Central California (67)
  •   Partnering for the Commonwealth: Incorporating Natural Resource Priorities into Transportation Planning for a Resilient Landscape (69)
  •   Modified jump-outs for white-tailed deer and mule deer (204)
  •   Engaging in cooperative research and development partnerships to advance the science of ecosystem monitoring across the Nation (72)
  •   Partnership & Coordination to Support Transportation, Ecology & Park-like Character within Adirondack Travel Corridors  (209)
  •   Bat activity differences between highway sites with and without wildlife crossing structures depends on echolocation frequency guild (75)
  •   Mammal use of underpasses to cross Route 606 in Guacimal, Costa Rica (76)
  •   Amphibian and reptile use of mitigated habitats and crossing structures in the Snoqualmie Pass area of Interstate-90 in Washington State, USA (80)
  •   Linear Infrastrcture and Biodiversity in Africa (81)
  •   Advancing the consideration of ecological connectivity in environmental assessment: Synthesis of current challenges and steps ahead  (83)
  •   Assessing major linear infrastructure threats to great apes and gibbons across three pilot landscapes (84)
  •   Securing Connectivity Across Highways for Jaguars in Strategic Regions of Sonora and Sinaloa, Mexico (86)
  •   Opportunities for Air Pollution and Climate Mitigation using Roadside Green Infrastructure (213)
  •   Ecosystem-based, Core-independent Regional Connectivity to Inform Conservation Networks at Multiple Scales (96)
  •   Considerations for Determining Advance Mitigation Credits for Wildlife Connectivity Actions  (106)
  •   Implementing Unmanned Aerial Systems and Aerial Pesticide applications for Compensatory Mitigation and Wetland Restorations (108)
  •   South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA), Roadway Environmental Advancement Initiative (READI) (110)
  •   I-91 Brattleboro Bridge - A Bridge to Nature - Enhancing Infrastructure to Preserve and Celebrate the Landscape (112)
  •   How Do You Determine Achievable Ecological Uplift in Stream Restoration? Biological Monitoring Pre- and Post-Stream Restoration (113)
  •   Wildlife Use Culverts to Cross the Pan-American Highway in Guanacaste Conservation Area, Costa Rica (119)
  •   A multi tools approach for assessing the impact of two different linear transport infrastructures on landscape connectivity for four terrestrial mammals species. (120)
  •   Pikas Rock! Use of linear infrastructure rock embankment and wildlife crossing structures by the American Pika (Ochotona princeps), a rocky habitat specialist (121)
  •   Over, Under, A Road Runs Through: A Collaborative Secondary Educational Module on Wildlife Crossings and Habitat Connectivity  (122)
  •   A multi-partner effort to plan for connectivity and safe passage on highways between three California mountain ranges (224)
  •   Wildlife Connectivity Efforts in Caltrans District 7 (Los Angeles and Ventura Counties) (134)
  •   Social equity implications of future mobility (135)
  •   The combined effects of anthropogenic disturbance, local-scale environment, and structural characteristics on wildlife crossing use in South Texas (137)
  •   Safe Passages for Wildlife on Interstate-10 East of Tucson, Arizona: Applying science to achieve on the ground mitigation (138)
  •   National Seed Strategy - Restoring Resilience (139)
  •   Avoiding Dead-End Wildlife Crossings – Achieving Connectivity Across and Beyond Highway Rights of Way Through Multi-Organization Collaboration, Planning, Design, Mitigation, and Land Securement (141)
  •   Prioritizing Wildlife Passage Infrastructure Improvements via Optimized Hot Spot Analysis and Modeling Deer-Vehicle Collision Count-Data  (142)
  •   NY Routes 400/16 Roundabout Center Island Stormwater Infiltration, Aurora, NY (143)
  •   Connecting Habitat, Wildlife, and Community in the Gaviota Coast: A Case Study (145)
  •   Federal Highway Administration Implementation of BIL Section 11123: Wildlife Crossing Safety (149)
  •   Latin America and Caribbean Transport Working Group (153)
  •   Monitoring of herptofauna-specific road crossing structures in Southern Appalachia reveals use by timber rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus) and a diversity of other wildlife species.  (155)
  •   Ecology of Play: Restoring Streets as Both Spaces for Play and Urban Watersheds (158)
  •   The Management of Private Road Crossings in the Lake Champlain Basin (159)
  •   Teaming with stakeholders for success in aquatic habitat restoration (161)
  •   Identifying and Prioritizing Core Linkages for American Marten alongside Transportation Infrastructure in the Adirondack Mountains, New York, USA.  (166)
  •   California Department of Fish & Wildlife’s Terrestrial Barrier Dataset (169)
  •   Resilience governance of social-ecological systems (170)
  •   VDOT's Enrollment in the Monarch Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) (227)
  •   Integration of Weed-Suppressive Bacteria With Herbicides to Reduce Exotic Annual Grasses (179)
  •   Ecological Connectivity Plan, Highway 10, Quebec, Canada : Increasing safety, Improving connectivity and stakeholders leadership (181)
  •   Evaluation of Roadside Pollinator Habitat & Management Practices (184)
  •   Mountain yellow-legged frog, mitigation, captive breeding, translocation, multi-agency (192)
  •   Federal Funding Opportunities to Reduce Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions and Improve Fish Passage & Habitat Connectivity (194)

    • Session 23: Wildlife Corridors and Transportation Planning
    to 10:30 am

  •   How Wildlife Concerns Are Incorporated Into Transportation Planning (22)
  •   Wildlife Connectivity and Transportation Mitigation in Oregon: Partnerships in the Development of the Oregon Wildlife Corridor Action Plan (38)
  •   Trade-offs when setting statewide priorities for wildlife road crossings: a nonprofit-led case study for North Carolina (111)
  •   Development and Implementation of New Mexico’s Wildlife Corridors Action Plan (232)

    • Session 24: A Road Less Traveled: Wildlife Movement and Crossings
    to 10:30 am

  •   Spatio-temporal responses to road-related disturbance by a mammal community in a tiger landscape (1)
  •   Wild boars extend their home ranges along road barriers (56)
  •   Mojave Desert Tortoise Transportation Ecology Task Force: An interdisciplinary approach to help save a threatened species (188)
  •   Desert Bighorn Sheep Prefer Overpasses . . . Or Do They? (144)

    • Session 25: Reducing WVC in the Space-Time Continuum
    to 10:30 am

  •   A spatiotemporal analysis of ungulate-vehicle collision hotspots in response to road construction and realignment (167)
  •   Spatiotemporal assessment of wildlife-vehicular collisions in New Hampshire  (198)
  •   Prioritizing Wildlife Crossings in North Carolina (190)
  •   Spatially Explicit Decision Support to Resolve Wildlife-Vehicle Conflict  (193)

    • Session 26: "Structure"d Partnerships for Wildlife
    to 10:30 am

  •   Land trusts and wildlife crossing structures: How to involve private land partners in projects to reduce wildlife-vehicle conflict and reconnect landscapes (131)
  •   Bridging the Gap: Cultivating Successful Partnerships and Conservation Outcomes with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (124)
  •   Partnerships and Planning to Reduce Wildlife and Transportation Conflicts in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (237)
  •   Building Bridges: How Colorado is Reimagining Collaboration to Address Wildlife Connectivity (99)

    • Session 27: Diving Into the First Pooled Fund Study for Transportation Ecology
    to 12:15 pm

  •   Benefits of initiating a pooled fund study.  (116)
  •   Cost–benefit analyses of mitigation measures along highways for large animal species: An update and an expansion of the 2009 model (191)
  •   Innovative Fiber-Reinforced Polymers for Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure  (78)
  •   Efficacy and Design of Elevated Road Segments for Small Animal Passage (229)

    • Session 28: So, Was There an Impact? Post-Construction Assessment
    to 12:15 pm

  •   Justifying mitigation via highway impacts on wildlife distributions, behaviors, gene flow, and mortality. (117)
  •   Multiyear post-construction monitoring of two ocelot road mortality mitigation projects in southern Texas (87)
  •   Post-assessment of the eco-environmental impact of highway construction--a case study of Changbai Mountain Ring Road (160)
  •   A bridge for the tiger: the story of mitigation measures on India’s oldest highway (175)

    • Session 29: Non-Traditional Partnerships for Connectivity Conservation
    to 12:15 pm

  •   Advancing Wildlife Crossings on I-70 East Vail Pass through Community-led Partnerships (89)
  •   The role of land trusts in enhancing wildlife connectivity: A case study from Coyote Valley, CA. (189)
  •   Local solutions to planning and funding of wildlife crossings: A case study from Teton County Wyoming (215)
  •   NGO-led road ecology research: a catalyst for diverse partners and local support for mitigation on I-40 near Great Smoky Mountains National Park (228)