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Road ecology research has tended to focus on wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVCs) while omitting or failing to differentiate domestic (i.e., livestock) animal-vehicle collisions (DAVCs). Using a ten-year collision data set for Montana, we show that WVCs and DAVCs occur at different times of the day, during different seasons of the year, and in different locations at both coarse and fine spatial scales. Our results suggest that DAVCs warrant greater attention and may represent a high priority for management in some areas, potentially requiring different mitigation measures than WVCs. Please email Tyler Creech at tyler@largelandscapes.org for a copy.
Introducing: 2019 Annual Report
The Center is pleased to announce the release of our first-ever annual report. This report sheds light on our efforts and impact throughout 2019, including what we did, where we worked, and how we engaged. Inside, you’ll find numbers and highlights from our work over the past year, and stories we gathered along the way. Learn how we have continued dedicating ourselves to increased connectivity, and how we will keep fighting for a more connected landscape in a new decade.
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