This online library is a clearinghouse of tools and information related to habitat on rights-of-way and other lands. From seed mix calculators to mowing guidelines and everything in between, you’ll find it here.

Topics: Best Management Practices
Categories: Best Management Practices
This quick guide developed by the Ohio Department of Transportation – District 9 includes site preparation, schedule, and seed mix recommendations.
Topics: Best Management Practices
Categories: Best Management Practices
Pollinator Partnership developed 24 ecoregional planting guides for pollinators, each tailored to specific areas of the United States and Canada. You can search your ecoregion by zip code on their website.

Topics: Best Management Practices
Categories: Vegetation Management
This technical note was developed in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation. It was designed to help conservation planners prevent or mitigate pest management risks to pollinators and pollinator habitat, particularly in agriculture settings.

Topics: Best Management Practices
Categories: Vegetation Management
Monarch Joint Venture prepared this handout providing recommended time frames by region during which mowing or other management practices may be less detrimental to local monarch populations.

Topics: Best Management Practices
Categories: Vegetation Management
Highway rights-of-way are the most visible of all public lands and likely the least understood. This manual is especially written for those decision-makers in maintenance, landscape, environmental services, and turf and erosion control to share what we know about managing this land.

Topics: Best Management Practices
Categories: Vegetation Management
These best management practices developed by the Federal Highway Adminsitration identify key steps that State Departments of Transportation can take to improve the quality of roadside habitat for pollinators, including 1) adjusting roadside vegetation management techniques, 2) enhancing and restoring native roadside vegetation to include plant materials that improve pollinator habitat, and 3) incorporating native plants and pollinator habitat needs into roadside landscape design.