A Regional Ecosystem Framework for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife along the I-70 Corridor in Colorado: An Eco-Logical Field Test

Kintsch, Julia; Singer, Paige; Huijser, Marcel P.; Huyett, Alison; Crane, Jeff; ECO-resolutions, LLC; Western Transportation Institute; Rocky Mountain Wild; Colorado Watershed Assembly

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A Regional Ecosystem Framework for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife along the I-70 Corridor in Colorado: An Eco-Logical Field Test

2011-09-01
By Kintsch, Julia ; Singer, Paige ; Huijser, Marcel P. ; ...

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A Regional Ecosystem Framework for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife along the I-70 Corridor in Colorado: An Eco-Logical Field Test: Report to the Federal Highway Administration and the Colorado Department of Transportation
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Kintsch, Julia ; Singer, Paige ; Huijser, Marcel P. ; Huyett, Alison ; Crane, Jeff

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ECO-resolutions, LLC ; Western Transportation Institute ; Rocky Mountain Wild ; Colorado Watershed Assembly

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United States. Federal Highway Administration ; Colorado. Dept. of Transportation

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Environmental Protection Environmental Risk Assessment Research Hub Transportation Planning Wildlife Wildlife Crossings
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Colorado
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The I-70 Regional Ecosystem Framework applies an ecosystem-based approach to developing transportation infrastructure by protecting and restoring aquatic and terrestrial connectivity while also improving predictability in environmental review and project delivery.
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