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An adult mountain lion is mid-stride while nearly finished crossing a two-lane road with double yellow centerline. The road is bordered by a steep hillside covered with large mounds of grasses.

Data-driven Wildlife Crossings Protect and Expand Genetic Diversity for Mountain Lions

October 17, 2018

biological surveys, custom reporting, field data collection app, infrastructure construction, threatened and endangered species

Best Practices Elevate Wildlife Crossings Dr. Winston Vickers is doing more than trying to save a few isolated populations of mountain lions in southern California, USA. He’s pairing hard science and data in an effort to establish and share best practices…

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Ecological Restoration Meets Mitigation Banking

May 25, 2017

Anita Henry

ecological restoration, environmental compliance, infrastructure construction

Environmental conservationists and developers have long been uneasy partners at best and downright adversarial at worst. But that is steadily changing along with the evolution of mitigation banking. This win-win partnership has hatched an entire ecological restoration business sector and…

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Data Collection Efficiency Key to Ecological Restoration

May 17, 2017

Allie Watts

ecological restoration, field data collection app, infrastructure construction

National Mitigation and Ecosystem Banking Conference Last week, the 20th annual National Mitigation & Ecosystem Banking Conference (NMEBC) was held in Sacramento, California. Mitigation banking leaders, representatives from federal and state regulatory agencies, environmental field data collection service companies and…

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Data-driven Wildlife Crossings Protect and Expand Genetic Diversity for Mountain Lions

Ecological Restoration Meets Mitigation Banking

Data Collection Efficiency Key to Ecological Restoration

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