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Aligning Transportation Projects with State Wildlife Action Plans: A Step-by-Step Guide for Integrated Conservation Planning

Table of Contents

Introduction
   - Who should use this guide?
   - What does this guide offer?
   - Overarching goal
   - Background

Step-By-Step Guide
- Step One: Assemble Agency Partnership Team
       - Colorado Case Study
       - Questions to Ask

   - Step Two: Identify and Map Wildlife Linkages
       - GIS Mapping Steps
          - Step 1: Identify Analysis Area(s)
         - Step 2: Compile List of Target Species
          - Step 3: Define Habitat Parameters and Compile Data Layers
          - Step 4: Adapt Corridor Design Tool
          - Step 5: Biological Review of Species Linkage Models
      - Colorado Case Study
          - Step 1: Identify Analysis Area(s)
          - Step 2: Compile List of Target Species
          - Step 3: Define Habitat Parameters and Compile Data Layers
          - Step 4: Adapt Corridor Design Tool
          - Step 5: Biological Review of Species Linkage Models

   -Step Three: Develop Process for Early-Identification of Potential Wildlife Conflicts and Apply 'Matchmaking' System to Ensure that Mitigation
                         is Placed Effectively
      - Colorado Case Study
         - Questions to Ask
         - Key to Success

- Next Steps and New Ideas in Designing and Implementing Mitigation Measures

- References

- Maps

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