This ‘Guidelines Portal’ compiles publications and websites providing best practice and guidelines about Transport Ecology topics produced in different countries.
Filter tool facilitates the selection of resources by country and language for each category (publications and websites).
Complementary info: TransportEcology.info aims to provide free resources for those involved in any types of linear infrastructure and transport in order to include the world’s best ecological-practice in projects.
Country: World
Complementary info: GCLIE will compliment the existing continental conferences on transportation ecology, through providing a platform that allows focus on broader, higher-level, global issues and policies that can influence national and international knowledge sharing and bring about positive change.
Country: World
Complementary info: EU-funded BISON project that will identify future research and innovation needs for a better integration of biodiversity with infrastructure planning, construction, operation and decommissioning.
Country: Europe
Complementary info: The 'Trame verte et blue' is a network made up of terrestrial and aquatic ecological continuities identified by regional schemes as well as by planning documents of the national and local authorities.
Country: France
Complementary info: IENE is a network of experts working with various aspects of transportation, infrastructure and ecology.
Country: Europe
Complementary info: ICOET is an interdisciplinary, interagency supported conference addressing the broad range of ecological issues related to transportation systems in all modes.
Country: World
Complementary info: A professional network dedicated to the research, design and implementation of environmentally-sensitive linear infrastructure (roads, rail and utility easements) across Australasia.
Country: Australia
Complementary info: Is the Swedish Transport Agency's research program on the impact of transport infrastructure on biodiversity and landscape ecology
Country: Sweden
Complementary info: Saferoad will help establish a sustainable green infrastructure across Europe, by identifying cost-efficient and ecologically-effective mitigation strategies and maintenance practices to reduce road-wildlife conflicts
Country: Europe
Complementary info: The Harmony project brings together a consortium of ecologists and engineers to develop ways to address the environmental responsibilities of road authorities, in a balanced and cost-effective way.
Country: Europe
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