Relevant articles addressing Transportation Planning and Design - Wildlife Conservation Considerations

Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Across European Highways

WILDLIFE CROSSINGS IN NORTH AMERICA: THE STATE OF THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE. By Dr. P. C. Cramer, Research Associate, and Dr. John A. Bissonette, Research Scientist, USGS Utah Coop Unit, Utah State University.

The Integration of Transportation and Conservation Planning In Florida
by Daniel Smith, Ph.D. A  presentation - UCF Good background Information

A Highway Runs Through It:Conserving Scenic Corridors in Florida
By: Daniel N. Sagastizabal University of Florida Levin College of Law

Highway - Wildlife Relationships. Development of a decision-based wildlife underpass road project prioritization model on GIS with statewide application. Investigators: Daniel J. Smith, Larry D. Harris, Frank J. Mazzotti

Interaction Between Roadways and Wildlife Ecology - A Synthesis of Highway Practice
NATIONAL COOPERATIVE HIGHWAY RESEARCH PROGRAM NCHRP SYNTHESIS 305 Interaction Between Roadways and Wildlife Ecology - A Synthesis of Highway Practice CONSULTANT, GARY L. EVINK, Ecologist, Tallahassee,Florida.

High, Wide & Handsome: Designing More Effective Wildlife and Fish Crossings for Roads and Highways. By: Bill Ruediger, Ecology Program Leader for Highways and Roads, USDA Forest Service. posted by Joanne Davis — Click here to get the file  - Size 178.3 kB - File type application/pdf

Landscape linkages and conservation planning for the black bear in west-central Florida
By: Jeffery L. Larkin1, David S. Maehr1, Thomas S. Hoctor, Michael A. Orlando1 and Karen Whitney. Describes how they used a Geographic Information System (GIS) to identify potential landscape linkages between this isolated population and six others in Florida.

Road or "Infrastructure" Ecology - Transportation Planning, Design and BMPs for Wilflife and Habitat Enhancements for Florida Communities.  PowerPoint? presentation, September 7, 2006. By: Danial Smith, Ph.D. University of Florida.