Agenda and Presentations

Workshop Agenda - Ed Arnett – TRCP

The Placement, Design and Fencing of Successful Wildlife Crossings for Large Ungulates, Jeff Gagnon – Arizona Game and Fish Department

A Summary of DOI Secretarial Order 3362 State Priorities and Action Plans and Where to Next, Jim Heffelfinger – WAFWA Mule Deer Working Group and Arizona Game and Fish Department

Department of Transportation Project Development: A synthesis of planning, timelines and how to integrate wildlife into planning, Tony Cady, Colorado Department of Transportation

The Nexus of Transportation and Wildlife in the West, Patricia Cramer - Independent Scholar

Wildlife and Highway Collisions by the Numbers, David Kidd - Highway Loss Data Institute

A Synthesis of Economic Impacts of Effective Mitigation Efforts, Patricia Cramer - Independent Scholar

Project Case Studies - Effective Coordination and Implementation.

Key Lessons Learned from Four States:

Jim Hirsch - New Mexico Department of Transportation;

Daniel Olson - Utah Division of Wildlife Resources;

William Meyer, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

David Singer - Colorado Department of Transportation;

Delivering multi-objective transportation projects: best practices, Kevin Moody - Federal Highway Administration

An overview of successful partnerships in the West, Rob Ament - Western Transportation Institute, Montana State University

Local partnerships and funding for mitigation projects in Colorado, Julia Kintsch - ECO-resolutions

Funding mechanisms for Highway Projects Monte Aldridge - Utah Department of Transportation

Bios of Presenters