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Travel Analysis Best Practices: A Review of Completed Travel Analysis Process Reports PDF

Whether its water, wildlife, or wildlands, roads have been identified as the major impact on the forest environment. Many national forest roads were built during the frenzied decades of the logging boom and were simply abandoned. The Forest Service currently has around 375,000 miles of known system roads – enough to travel around the earth 15 times. Many of these roads are unneeded, causing tremendous environmental damage, and should be reclaimed and reforested.

CAPE Awards 2010 Announced PDF

Celebrating Milestones in Conservation for our Public Lands We have witnessed some inspiring achievements for public lands conservation over the past year, made possible by the tireless and heroic efforts of BLM staff, invested citizens, and our amazing partner groups. The BLM Action Center is proud to present the 2010 CAPE Awards – a top ten list of this year’s greatest moments for the spectacular landscapes managed by the BLM.

Influences of Motorized Route Networks on Fisher (Martes pennanti) Habitat Quality in Sierra National Forest PDF

Roads and motorized trails can fragment landscapes and reduce the quality of adjacent habitat for a wide range of wildlife species. This report demonstrates an approach for assessing the influences of the extent and configuration of motorized route networks on habitat quality for fishers (Martes pennanti) in Sierra National Forest, in the central Sierra Nevada range of California.

Habitat Fragmentation from Roads: Travel Planning Methods to Safeguard BLM Lands

This report summarizes existing research on habitat fragmentation and provides recommendations to the BLM on how it can incorporate habitat fragmentation analysis into its travel management planning process.

Travel Planning Methods to Address Habitat Fragmentation from Roads PDF

This report summarizes existing research on habitat fragmentation and provides recommendations to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on how it can incorporate habitat fragmentation analysis into its travel management planning process.