Establishment of Wildflower Islands to Enhance Roadside Health, Ecological Value, and Aesthetics: Phase II

November 1, 2023

Final report on the establishment of wildflower islands to enhance roadside health, ecological value, and aesthetics, authored by researchers from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, sponsored by the Nebraska Department of Transportation and the U.S. Department of Transportation, dated March 31, 2023. The image features a roadside view with wildflowers and a passing truck, illustrating the project's focus on ecological improvement.

This report from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln determines the seeding and mowing practices that effectively improve the health and variety of roadside plants in Nebraska.

Topic: Best Management PracticesCategory: Case Studies and Research, Vegetation Management

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Alt text: A vibrant roadside in Iowa showcasing a diverse community of wildflowers, illustrating the importance of managing roadsides as habitats for bees and butterflies. The image emphasizes the ecological benefits of supporting pollinators and the role of roadside vegetation in connecting wildlife habitats.

Pollinators and Roadsides

If You Build It, Will They Come? Insect Community Responses to Habitat Establishment at Solar Energy Facilities in Minnesota, USA

Accepted manuscript of a research article titled "If you build it, will they come? Insect community responses to habitat establishment at solar energy facilities in Minnesota, USA," published in Environmental Research Letters. The image includes details about the manuscript version, publication process, and copyright information.