Wildlife and Roads: Resources Search Results for Colorado

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Barnum, Sarah, 2003 Barnum, S. 2003. Identifying the best locations along highways to provide safe crossing opportunities for wildlife. A report to the Colorado Department of Transportation Research Branch. Report No. CDOT-DTD-UCD-2003-9. Final Report. CDOT, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.

Dale Reed, Thomas M. Pojar, and Thomas Woodard, 1974 Reed, D. F., T. M. Pojar, and T. N. Woodard. 1974. Use of one-way gates by mule deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 38:9-15.

Gordon, D.R., M.C. Coghill, and F.W. Dunham. , 1969 Gordon, D.R., M.C. Coghill, and F.W. Dunham. 1969. Evaluation of Deer Highway Crossing Safety Measures. Colorado Department of Transportation. Project Number W-38-R-23, Final Report-9206020. Denver, CO.

Reed, D.F. and T.N. Woodard, 1981 Reed, D.F. and T.N. Woodard. 1981. Effectiveness of Highway Lighting in Reducing Deer-Vehicle Accidents. Journal of Wildlife Management. 45(2): 721-726. Year: 1981

Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh. , 1971 Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh.1971. Lighted Deer Crossing Signs and Vehicular Speed. Report No. HS-011935. Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Division of Game, Fish, and Parks. Denver, CO.

Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh., 1972 Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh.1972. Crossings May Prove Valuable in Reducing Accidents and Animal Deaths. Highway Research News. 46(x): 20-23.

Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh, 1975 Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh.1975. Effectiveness of A Lighted, Animated Deer Crossing Sign. Journal of Wildlife Management. 39(1): 87-91.

Reed, D. F., 1981 Reed, D. F. 1981. Mule deer behavior at a highway underpass exit. Journal of Wildlife Management 45:542-543.

Barnum, S. , 2003 Barnum, S. 2003.Identifying the best locations to provide safe highway crossing opportunitites for wildlife. Pages 246-252 in the 2003 International Conference on Ecology and Transporation Proceedings. Editors: C.L Irwin, P. Garrett, and K. P. McDermott. Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S.A.

Reed, D. F, T. N. Woodard, and T. M. Pojar, 1975 Reed, D. F, T. N. Woodard, and T. M. Pojar. 1975. Behavioral response of mule deer to a highway underpass. Journal of Wildlife Management (39)361-367.

Crooks K, C.Haas, S. B. Mordo, K, Middledorf, S. Magle, T. Shenk, K. Wilson and D Thebald, 2008 Crooks K, C.Haas, S. B. Mordo, K, Middledorf, S. Magle, T. Shenk, K. Wilson and D Thebald. 2008. Roads and connectivity in Colorado:animal vehicle collisions, wildlife mitigation structures, and lynx-roadway interactions.Final report to Colorado Department of Transportation Research Branch, Report No. CDOT-2008-4.

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Colorado DOT Wildlife and Plants Page

S. Barnum Report on Identifying Placement of Wildlife Passages

Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project

Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics Editorial on I-70 History

Wolf Creek Pass-Durango Wildlife Linkages

Colorado's Super Slab Project Toll Road from Pueblo to Fort Collins

Colorado's Roadless Area 2006 Review

Colorado's Super Slab Article with Map

Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project - Ecoregion Report

Colorado BLM Seeks Comments on Roads & Drilling in National Monument

Colorado's Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project Vail Pass Monitoring Project

Colorado and Deer-Vehicle Collisions in Fall 2006

Colorado Wildlife-Vehicle Colllision Stats

Colorado CBS News Video News Clip on Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions

Colorado Panel Recommends 4 million Acres of FS Land be Protected From Oil & Gas Development

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
Barnum, Sarah, 2003		Barnum, S. 2003. Identifying the best locations along highways to provide safe crossing opportunities for wildlife. A report to the Colorado Department of Transportation Research Branch. Report No. CDOT-DTD-UCD-2003-9. Final Report. CDOT, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.
Dale Reed, Thomas M. Pojar, and Thomas Woodard, 1974		Reed, D. F., T. M. Pojar, and T. N. Woodard. 1974. Use of one-way gates by mule deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 38:9-15.
Gordon, D.R., M.C. Coghill, and F.W. Dunham. , 1969		Gordon, D.R., M.C. Coghill, and F.W. Dunham. 1969. Evaluation of Deer Highway Crossing Safety Measures. Colorado Department of Transportation. Project Number W-38-R-23, Final Report-9206020. Denver, CO.
Reed, D.F. and T.N. Woodard, 1981		Reed, D.F. and T.N. Woodard. 1981. Effectiveness of Highway Lighting in Reducing Deer-Vehicle Accidents. Journal of Wildlife Management. 45(2): 721-726. Year: 1981
Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh. , 1971		Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh.1971. Lighted Deer Crossing Signs and Vehicular Speed. Report No. HS-011935. Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Division of Game, Fish, and Parks. Denver, CO.
Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh., 1972		Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh.1972. Crossings May Prove Valuable in Reducing Accidents and Animal Deaths. Highway Research News. 46(x): 20-23.
Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh, 1975		Pojar, T.M., D.F. Reed, and T.C. Reseigh.1975. Effectiveness of A Lighted, Animated Deer Crossing Sign. Journal of Wildlife Management. 39(1): 87-91.
Reed, D. F., 1981		Reed, D. F. 1981. Mule deer behavior at a highway underpass exit. Journal of Wildlife Management 45:542-543.
Barnum, S. , 2003		Barnum, S. 2003.Identifying the best locations to provide safe highway crossing opportunitites for wildlife. Pages 246-252 in the 2003 International Conference on Ecology and Transporation Proceedings. Editors: C.L Irwin, P. Garrett, and K. P. McDermott. Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S.A.
Reed, D. F, T. N. Woodard, and T. M. Pojar, 1975		Reed, D. F, T. N. Woodard, and T. M. Pojar. 1975. Behavioral response of mule deer to a highway underpass. Journal of Wildlife Management (39)361-367.
Crooks K, C.Haas, S. B. Mordo, K, Middledorf, S. Magle, T. Shenk, K. Wilson and D Thebald, 2008		Crooks K, C.Haas, S. B. Mordo, K, Middledorf, S. Magle, T. Shenk, K. Wilson and D Thebald. 2008. Roads and connectivity in Colorado:animal vehicle collisions, wildlife mitigation structures, and lynx-roadway interactions.Final report to Colorado Department of Transportation Research Branch, Report No. CDOT-2008-4.