Wildlife and Integrated Vegetation Management on Electric Transmission Line Rights-of-Way

June 21, 2018

Alt text: Technical update document discussing wildlife and integrated vegetation management on electric transmission line rights-of-way. The image features a flowchart outlining the component steps of an Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) system, including understanding ecosystem dynamics, setting management objectives, compiling treatment options, and adaptive management.

This technical update prepared by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) describes interactions between wildlife and electric transmission rights-of-way vegetation management activities and includes step-wise considerations for managing for wildlife on these landscapes.

Topic: Best Management PracticesCategory: Decision Support Tools, Vegetation Management

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