Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group
habitat conservation + working landscapes
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The Nationwide Monarch CCAA for Energy and Transportation Lands presents an unprecedented opportunity to facilitate conservation actions for monarchs across the nation. Through the current partnership of more than two dozen energy and transportation organizations, members of the Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group are undertaking one of the largest scale CCAAs to date and under one of the fastest timelines pursued to develop this conservation agreement.
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This presentation provides an overview of how the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands applies to rural electric cooperatives and supports a number of current pollinator habitat initiatives.
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This presentation provides one utility’s perspective on enrolling in the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands. Hear how Evergy is evaluating their system of operations to find opportunities for pollinator habitat.
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This presentation provides one department of transportation’s perspective on enrolling in the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands. Hear how Ohio DOT is finding opportunities for pollinator habitat across their system.
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This presentation provides a utility’s perspective on enrolling in the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands. Hear how ATC is planning on their implementing conservation measures and enrolling their system into the CCAA.
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This presentation provides a DOT’s perspective on enrolling in the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands. Hear how Delaware DOT has approached preparing to enroll in the CCAA, including their challenges and opportunities.
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Monarch Joint Venture hosted this webinar about the final Monarch CCAA agreement and opportunities for conservation partners to engage with and promote the CCAA.
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This case study from Maine Department of Transportation provides their approach to enrolling in the Monarch CCAA and evaluating their system to determine where monarch butterfly habitat occurs.
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This presentation provides one DOT’s perspective on enrolling in the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands.
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Learn how this electric cooperative uses integrated vegetation management to promote monarch habitat on their working lands in preparation for the CCAA.
Contact: Alicia Kroll –
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Jennifer Gibson –
Contact: Erik Heinen –
Contact: Jennifer Cannon –
Phone: 304-357-2040
Contact: Ronan Mason –
Phone: 304-722-8482
Contact: Matt Steiner –
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Contact: Lew Payne –
Contact: Jennifer Cannon –
Phone: 304-357-2040
Contact: Ronan Mason –
Phone: 304-722-8482
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Michele Dellinger –Â
Contact: Jennifer Cannon –
Phone: 304-357-2040
Contact: Ronan Mason –
Phone: 304-722-8482
Contact: Alicia Kroll –
Contact: Rich Sanders –
Contact: Bruce Hasbargen –
Phone: 218-333-8173
Contact: Carol Andrew –
Contact: Shawn West –
Contact: Molly Churchich –
Contact: Erik Heinen –
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Michele Dellinger –Â
Contact: Alexa Lopezlira –
Phone: 928-679-0741
Contact: Michelle Brown –
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Phone: 775-888-7682
Contact: Erik Heinen –
Contact: Chris Reichard – chris.reichard@tristategt.org