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The third annual report includes:

  • Lessons, implementations, challenges, and successes of the 15 Eco-Logical grant projects from January through December 2010.
  • Findings about grant implementation processes, relationships between grant recipients and their partners, and organization adoption of the Eco-Logical approach.

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The second annual report includes:

  • Lessons learned during the second year of the Eco-Logical grant program (January-December 2009).
  • Findings about the progress, successes, and challenges of each Eco-Logical grant project.

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Eco-Logical

Research Products

Please click on an image below to learn more about each of the research products.

Image from the cover of Evaluating Montana's ITEEM: Successes and Lessons for Eco-Logical document

This report evaluates an FHWA-led study of the ITEEM pilot to document an application of the Eco-Logical approach that could be replicated nationwide. The study report addresses how interagency coordination might be further improved and ways to continue the shift toward an ecosystem-based approach to infrastructure development and mitigation.

Image from cover of Eco-Logical Successes document

This report identifies and explains:

  • Strategic environmental programs, projects, and efforts initiated by Eco-Logical signatory agencies that are directly related to or share the vision set forth in Eco-Logical; and
  • Potential joint projects and opportunities for collaboration among these signatory agencies.
Travis County, TX Greenprint map from the GIS Applications in Eco-Logical Grant Projects - Peer Exchange Summary Report

This report discusses information-sharing at an August 2009 peer exchange, which allowed participants to learn about the various GIS activities implemented with support from the first year of the Eco-Logical grant program.

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