Wildlife and Roads: Resources Search Results for Arizona

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S. E. Nordhaugen, E. Erlandsen, P. Beier, B. D. Eilerts, R. Schweinsburg, T. Brennan, T. Cordery, N. DOdd, M. Maiefski, J. Przybyl, S. Thomas, K. Vacariu, and S. Wells. , 2006 S. E. Nordhaugen, E. Erlandsen, P. Beier, B. D. Eilerts, R. Schweinsburg, T. Brennan, T. Cordery, N. DOdd, M. Maiefski, J. Przybyl, S. Thomas, K. Vacariu, and S. Wells. 2006. Arizona's Wildlife Linkages Assessment. Prepared by the Wildlife Linkages Group for the Arizona Department of Transportation and Arizona Game and Fish Department.

Dodd, N.L., J. W. Gagnon, and R. E. Schweinsburg, 2003 Dodd, N. L., J. W. Gagnon, and R. E. Schweinsburg 2003. Evaluation of measures to minimize wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain permeability across highways in Arizona, USA. Pp. 353-354 in: Proceedings of the International Conference on Ecology and Transportation. Eds: E. L. Irwin, P. Garrett, and K. P. McDermott. Raleigh, NC: Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University.

Cline, N.C., 2003 Cline, N.C. 2003. Model for Estimating Wildlife Mortality on Roads and Its Implications for Mitigation and Management. Proceedings of the ICOET 2003 Conference, Lake Placid, NY.

Dodd, N.L, J.W. Gagnon, S. Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006 Dodd, N.L, J.W. Gagnon, S. Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006.Assessment of highway permeability to elk using Global Positioning System telemetry. Journal of Wildlife Management 71(41):1107-1117.

Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg, Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg. Video surveillance to assess wildlife highway underpass use in Arizona. In Press.

Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006 Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006. Phases II and III: Evaluation of measures to minimize wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain wildlife permeability across highways. Progress Report prepared by Arizona Game and Fish Department, January 2006.

Gagnon, J.W., N.L. Dodd, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006 Gagnon, J.W., N.L. Dodd, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006. Use of video surveillance to assess wildlife behavior and use of wildlife underpasses in Arizona. Pages 534-544 in C. L. Irwin, P. Garrett, and K.P. McDermott, editors. Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Ecology and Transportation, Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, S.Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006 Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, S. Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006. Characteristics of elk-vehicle collisions and comparisons to GPS-determined highway crossing patterns. Pages 461-477 in C. L. Irwin, P. Garrett, and K.P. McDermott, editors. Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Ecology and Transportation, Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Gagnon, Jeff , 2006 Gagnon, J. 2006. Effect of traffic on Rocky Montain Elk distribution, highway crossings and use of wildlife underpasses along State Route 260 in Central Arizona, USA. Master's Thesis, Northern Arizona University, AZ. 56 pp.

Dodd, N. L., J. W. Gagnon, S.Boe, A. Manzo, and R. E. Schweinsburg, 2007 Dodd, N. L., J. W. Gagnon, S.Boe, A. Manzo, and R. E. Schweinsburg. 2007. Evaluation of measures to minimize wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain permeability across highways: State Route 260, Arizona, USA. Final Project Report (2002-2006). Projects JPA 01-152 and JPA 04-024T. Submitted to Arizona Department of Transportaiton, Arizona Transportatio Research Center, and the Federal Highway Administration. June 2007.

J. W. GAGNON1,T. C. THEIMER, N. L. DODD, A. L. MANZO, R. E. SCHWEINSBURG, 2007 J. W. Gagnon, T. C. Theimer, N. L. Dodd, A. L. Manzo, and R. E. Schweinsburg. 2007. Effects of Traffic on Elk Use of Wildlife Underpasses in Arizona. Journal of Wildlife Management 72:2324-2328.

Dodd N.L, J.W.Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, R.E. Schweinsburg, 2007 Dodd N.L, J.W.Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, r.E. Schweinsburg.2007.Video Surveillance to Assess Highway Underpass Use by Elk in Arizona. Journal of Wildlife Management 71(2):637-645.

McKinney, T and T. Smith, 2006 McKinney, T and T. Smith. 2006. Distribution and Trans-Highway movements of Desert Bighorn sheep in Northwestern Arizona. Final report. Arizona Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration.

Aleshire, Peter, Aleshire, P (2007). Safe Crossing. High Country News Nov 12, 2007

Gagnon, J.W., T.C. Theimer, N.L. Dodd, S. Boe and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2007 Gagnon, J.W., T.C. Theimer, N.L. Dodd, S. Boe and R.E. Schweinsburg (2007). Traffic volume alters elk distribution and highway crossings in Arizona. Journal of Wildlife Management, 71 : 2318 - 2323.

Popowski, R.J. and P.R. Krausman, 2002 Popowski, R.J. and P.R. Krausman (2002). Use of crossings over the Tucson aqueduct by selected mammals. The Southwestern Naturalist 47: 363 - 371.

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Arizona Roadway Animal Detection System Report from ABC News

Arizona's Yuma Bighorn Sheep Decline

Arizona National Forest Lands & Off Road Vehicles

Arizona Game and Fish Site on SR 260 Wildlife Passages

Arizona Article on Beier's Connectivity Report

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Arizona SR 260 Underpass
Arizona wildlife underpass along SR 260, Tonto National Forest, Payson, Arizona

Elk and deer jump off or escape ramp, along SR 260 near Payson, Arizona, in the Tonto National Forest.
Elk and deer jump off or escape ramp, along SR 260 near Payson, Arizona, in the Tonto National Forest. Ramp is used in combination with fencing and wildlife passages. It is for animals that become trapped on the highway side of the fence. They can jump off the ramp from the right (highway side) down to the left, where it is the natural area side. Theoretically, elk and deer cannot jump up the ramp to enter the roadway.

Elk underpass under SR 260 in Payson, Arizona
Jeff Gagnon of Arizona Game and Fish explains the video and remote camera set up for the monitoring system of elk underpasses under SR 260, Payson, Arizona

Wildlife and Roads

A resource for mitigating the effects of roads on wildlife using wildlife crossings such as overpasses, underpasses, and crosswalks.

This resource can be used to address the issues associated with wildlife corridors, habitat fragmentation, wildlife-vehicle collisions involving deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, carnivores, amphibians and reptiles, and small mammals, and other animals, and other road ecology issues.

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Author, Year		Full Reference
S. E. Nordhaugen, E. Erlandsen, P. Beier, B. D. Eilerts, R. Schweinsburg, T. Brennan, T. Cordery, N. DOdd, M. Maiefski, J. Przybyl, S. Thomas, K. Vacariu, and S. Wells. , 2006		S. E. Nordhaugen, E. Erlandsen, P. Beier, B. D. Eilerts, R. Schweinsburg, T. Brennan, T. Cordery, N. DOdd, M. Maiefski, J. Przybyl, S. Thomas, K. Vacariu, and S. Wells. 2006. Arizona's Wildlife Linkages Assessment. Prepared by the Wildlife Linkages Group for the Arizona Department of Transportation and Arizona Game and Fish Department.
Dodd, N.L., J. W. Gagnon, and R. E. Schweinsburg, 2003		Dodd, N. L., J. W. Gagnon, and R. E. Schweinsburg 2003. Evaluation of measures to minimize wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain permeability across highways in Arizona, USA. Pp. 353-354 in: Proceedings of the International Conference on Ecology and Transportation. Eds: E. L. Irwin, P. Garrett, and K. P. McDermott. Raleigh, NC: Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University.
Cline, N.C., 2003		Cline, N.C. 2003. Model for Estimating Wildlife Mortality on Roads and Its Implications for Mitigation and Management. Proceedings of the ICOET 2003 Conference, Lake Placid, NY.
Dodd, N.L, J.W. Gagnon, S. Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006		Dodd, N.L, J.W. Gagnon, S. Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006.Assessment of highway permeability to elk using Global Positioning System telemetry. Journal of Wildlife Management 71(41):1107-1117.
Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg,		Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg. Video surveillance to assess wildlife highway underpass use in Arizona. In Press.
Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006		Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006. Phases II and III: Evaluation of measures to minimize wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain wildlife permeability across highways. Progress Report prepared by Arizona Game and Fish Department, January 2006.
Gagnon, J.W., N.L. Dodd, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006		Gagnon, J.W., N.L. Dodd, A.L. Manzo, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006. Use of video surveillance to assess wildlife behavior and use of wildlife underpasses in Arizona. Pages 534-544 in C. L. Irwin, P. Garrett, and K.P. McDermott, editors. Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Ecology and Transportation, Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, S.Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2006		Dodd, N.L., J.W. Gagnon, S. Boe, and R.E. Schweinsburg. 2006. Characteristics of elk-vehicle collisions and comparisons to GPS-determined highway crossing patterns. Pages 461-477 in C. L. Irwin, P. Garrett, and K.P. McDermott, editors. Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Ecology and Transportation, Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Gagnon, Jeff , 2006		Gagnon, J. 2006. Effect of traffic on Rocky Montain Elk distribution, highway crossings and use of wildlife underpasses along State Route 260 in Central Arizona, USA. Master's Thesis, Northern Arizona University, AZ. 56 pp.
Dodd, N. L., J. W. Gagnon, S.Boe, A. Manzo, and R. E. Schweinsburg, 2007		Dodd, N. L., J. W. Gagnon, S.Boe, A. Manzo, and R. E. Schweinsburg. 2007. Evaluation of measures to minimize wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain permeability across highways: State Route 260, Arizona, USA. Final Project Report (2002-2006). Projects JPA 01-152 and JPA 04-024T. Submitted to Arizona Department of Transportaiton, Arizona Transportatio Research Center, and the Federal Highway Administration. June 2007.
J. W. GAGNON1,T. C. THEIMER, N. L. DODD, A. L. MANZO, R. E. SCHWEINSBURG, 2007		J. W. Gagnon, T. C. Theimer, N. L. Dodd, A. L. Manzo, and R. E. Schweinsburg. 2007. Effects of Traffic on Elk Use of Wildlife Underpasses in Arizona. Journal of Wildlife Management 72:2324-2328.
Dodd N.L, J.W.Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, R.E. Schweinsburg, 2007		Dodd N.L, J.W.Gagnon, A.L. Manzo, r.E. Schweinsburg.2007.Video Surveillance to Assess Highway Underpass Use by Elk in Arizona. Journal of Wildlife Management 71(2):637-645.
McKinney, T and T. Smith, 2006		McKinney, T and T. Smith. 2006. Distribution and Trans-Highway movements of Desert Bighorn sheep in Northwestern Arizona. Final report. Arizona Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration.
Aleshire, Peter,		Aleshire, P (2007). Safe Crossing. High Country News Nov 12, 2007
Gagnon, J.W., T.C. Theimer, N.L. Dodd, S. Boe and R.E. Schweinsburg, 2007		Gagnon, J.W., T.C. Theimer, N.L. Dodd, S. Boe and R.E. Schweinsburg (2007). Traffic volume alters elk distribution and highway crossings in Arizona. Journal of Wildlife Management, 71 : 2318 - 2323.
Popowski, R.J. and P.R. Krausman, 2002		Popowski, R.J. and P.R. Krausman (2002). Use of crossings over the Tucson aqueduct by selected mammals. The Southwestern Naturalist 47: 363 - 371.