Western Transportation Institute

International Transportation Pooled Fund Study Published: Findings Will Help Reduce Wildlife Collisions, Increase Habitat Connectivity, and Implement Cost Effective Solutions

Resources from a first-of-its-kind road ecology study are now available on the web through the Western Transportation Institute at Montana State University (MSU).  The Wildlife Vehicle Collision (WVC) Reduction and Habitat Connectivity project, a Transportation Pooled Fund Study, was developed through an international partnership of fourteen state departments of transportation (DOTs), Canadian transportation agencies, and […]

Reintroduction of Apex Predators to Reduce Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions

Setting up ROaDs Partners with Customized Surveys

Patterns of Domestic Animal-Vehicle Collisions on Tribal Lands in Montana

Advise on Potential Future Fences, Modification of Existing Crossing Structures…

Impacts of roads and traffic on the red wolf: Potential avoidance, mitigation and compensation strategies

Exploration of Opportunities to Address the Impacts of Roads and Traffic on Wildlife Around Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge

Development of Reptile/Amphibian Road Crossing Design Options for National Park Service

West-Wide Assessment of Cost-Effective Opportunities for Mitigating Wildlife Vehicle Collisions

Evaluating swimming and leaping performance and restoring connectivity for native and priority fish species in the West