Conservation Planning News Today

Wildlife vehicle collisions in 11 Western states cost $1.6 billion a year and in Utah the costs are staggering as well: $250 million.

A recent study looked at hot spots for wildlife vehicle collisions, revealing ideal locations for overpass or underpass structures, as well as fencing, to prevent deadly accidents.

A recent study looked at hot spots for wildlife vehicle collisions, revealing ideal locations for overpass or underpass structures, as well as fencing, to prevent deadly accidents.

Montana-based researchers published a highly-anticipated study about wildlife crossings this fall, furthering efforts to reconnect animal habitat while preventing costly wildlife-vehicle collisions on busy roads.

One in three freshwater fish species globally is heading to extinction. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Maui Council committee on Agriculture, Diversification, Environment and Public Transportation will reconvene July 6 at 1:30 p.m. to discuss Resolution 23-146, requesting that the Conservation Planning Committee review and provide recommendations on the possible acquisition or management of certain lands for conservation purposes.

The Maui News A Maui County Council committee will reconvene at 1:30 p.m. Thursday to continue its discussion on potential lands for conservation. The Agri

Wright Twp. continues to seek grants to fund improvements to the township park.

The County of Maui is seeking applicants for more than 700 vacant jobs and 30 vacant seats on boards and commissions. These positions provide great opportuni

A now-inactive drain has existed in Lake Lagunita since its early days and even with a historic amount of rain, University administrators say it won’t be ending its 28-year retirement anytime soon.