Rob Ament’s work featured on MSU News
WTI’s Rob Ament interviewed by MSU News Service about roadside vegetation carbon sequestration. “MSU biologist says plants growing along roadways capture carbon, help mitigate auto emissions.“
Road Ecology work in Banff National Park featured in research highlights
“Bears use animal bridges to breed” featured in NATURE, Vol 506, 27 February 2014. Sawaya Et Al Nature 2014 Related project Banff DNA
WTI Celebrates 20 year anniversary
MSU study proves that wildlife crossing structures promote ‘gene flow’ in Banff bears
WTI Road Ecology work is featured in MSU news. Read the story “Wildlife crossing structures promote ‘gene flow’ in Banff bears”
UTC Partnerships Highlighted in National Transportation Magazine
(Article from WTI eNews April 2011) Successful research partnerships developed by the University Transportation Center program were the focus of a cover article in the January/February 2011 issue of Public Roads magazine. WTI Director Steve Albert and O. A. Elrahman, head of Research Coordination & Technology Transfer in the Transportation R&D Bureau at the New […]
Marcel Huijser, Going the Extra Mile
Thanks to Marcel Huijser for going the extra mile – as he also does – preparing for a US Highway 93 excursion. The following letter was submitted to WTI by Rebecca Lloyd, U.S. Director of Conservation, Science and Action for the YELLOWSTONE TO YUKON CONSERVATION INITIATIVE: “I just wanted to send you a quick note […]
Safe Passages: Highways, Wildlife and Habitat Connectivity” featured in Bozeman Daily Chronicle’s “Out There” magazine.
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