Resources

This report provides a high-level summary of the fundamentals of wildlife corridors and ecological connectivity. It clarifies the terms used to describe connectivity; explains and provides tangible examples of corridors and linkages and how they work; describes the various methods, tools and models for identifying key connectivity linkages and wildlife corridors; and provides examples of supportive policies that may be replicated or expanded to other jurisdictions.

Summary of work with Custer Gallatin National Forest on forest plan.

This booklet summarizes the benefits and challenges to investing effort and funding to support a nationwide commitment to a systematic network of wildlife crossing structures to increase driver and animal safety.

This document compiles ideas and recommendations resulting from a facilitated workshop convened in October 2014, gathering prominent wildlife crossing practitioners from the U.S. and Canada to consider the unique nature of wildlife crossing structures, with the goal of identifying ways to reduce costs in order to improve the feasibility of widespread implementation.

This report provides a synthesis of the impacts of road networks on social and ecological systems. It summarizes the ecological and social consequences of transportation development and offers proven methods to mitigate negative impacts on ecological and human systems.