[PCA] Costs for each State's future roadside native program, and Utah's surveys
Lewis_Gorman at fws.gov
Lewis_Gorman at fws.gov
Wed Oct 4 08:55:12 CDT 2006
Craig,
Does the roadside native plant program assume the roadsides would be kept
in a grassland? Or is the roadside you are referring to just the part
that is cut for "safety" purposes?
For larger area of median or at clover leaf areas by limited access
highway exits, native plants, i.e., trees, move in naturally, if not mowed
and if in a part of the country where forests were climax vegetation.
Thanks for the sharing the info on costs.
Lew
Craig Dremann <craig at astreet.com>
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[PCA] Costs for each State's future roadside native program, and Utah's
surveys
Dear All,
While teaching classes about roadside native plants to our California
Dept. of Transportation a few years ago---
I estimated what it would cost annually, to establish a roadside native
plant program similar to Iowa's Ecotype Project in each state (except
for Alaska), at http://www.ecoseeds.com/start.html
Also, for about a decade, Utah DOT has been mapping their roadside
vegetation, and putting the data into layers in the GIS mapping program
ARCVIEW, that you can read about at http://www.ecoseeds.com/roadveg.html
Sincerely, Craig Dremann (650) 325-7333
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