Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group

habitat conservation + working landscapes

Vibrant wildflowers and tall grasses in a natural landscape, showcasing yellow dandelions and pink blooms against a clear blue sky. Ideal for nature enthusiasts and gardening inspiration.
Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group and Monarch Joint Venture Partner Meeting logo in orange and green
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Join us in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the upcoming Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group Meeting and Monarch Joint Venture Partner Meeting (ROWM)!

Hosted by the University of Illinois Chicago and the Monarch Joint Venture.

What:  This year’s theme is Building Resiliency in Conservation. Sessions will focus on strategies for creating more durable partnerships, supporting non-traditional conservation initiatives, and adapting vegetation management for a changing climate. From exploring nature-based solutions and the latest in scientific research, to setting realistic standards for success and highlighting how successful conservation is deeply rooted in community, partners will work together to ensure that no matter the disruption, there is always room for monarchs and pollinators to thrive.

When: March 2-4, 2027

Where: 2000 Remington Pl, Oklahoma City, OK 73111

Who: Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group participants and Monarch Joint Venture Partners including representatives from energy companies, transportation agencies, government agencies, non-profits, academics, consultants,  professionals from science, education, community engagement, and habitat management.

“ROWM” on down to Oklahoma and join us!

Questions? Reach out to Caroline Hernandez.