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Eco-Logical

Cover image of the Eco-Logical: An Ecosystem Approach to Developing Infrastructure Projects report

Eco-Logical Report

Cover image of the Evaluating Montana's ITEEM: Successes and Lessons for Eco-Logical report

Research Products

Artist rendering of a public trail in a Jordan River nature preserve from the Blueprint Jordan River, A Lake-to-Lake Vision grant project

Grant Program

Photograph from a webinar presentation: the center dotted white line of a paved, two lane, tree-lined road recedes into the horizon

Webinar Series

The Process

Graphic with the words Ecosystem Approach encircled by the names of the three elements (Performance Measurement, Integrated Planning, and Mitigation Options). Each element has a blue arrow pointing clockwise from it to the next element.

Program Overview

Developed by a team of representatives from FHWA and seven other Federal agencies, Eco-Logical articulates a vision for an infrastructure development process that endorses ecosystem-based mitigation through integrating plans and data across agency and disciplinary boundaries.

FHWA's Eco-Logical grant program supports the initiatives that implement the principles set forth in Eco-Logical. Currently, the grant program funds 15 projects nationwide.

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