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    The Wildlife Crossings Toolkit is designed for professional wildlife biologists and engineers faced with integrating our highway infrastructure and wildlife resources.

  • Quick Tip: The Quick Tip toolbar helps answer your questions quickly. Look for it throughout the Toolkit.What is the Wildlife Crossings Toolkit and how do I use it?
    The Toolkit is a searchable database of case histories of mitigation measures, and articles on decreasing wildlife mortality and increasing animals' ability to cross highways. Click here to learn more on how to use the Toolkit.

  • Who created the Toolkit?
    The Toolkit project was initiated by the USDA Forest Service, San Dimas Technology and Development Center. The website was created by Utah State University's Jack H. Berryman Institute with support from the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney Foundation. Other partners include the Federal Highway Administration and Western Transportation Institute.

  • Who is the Toolkit designed to serve?
    Professional wildlife biologists and engineers can use the Toolkit interdisciplinarily to creatively solve challenges associated with highways. A biological and engineering glossary and standardized definitions for common structure types are here to help.
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February 11, 2004

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