The Ruckelshaus Institute is a division of the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources at UW.
The Haub School advances the understanding and resolution of complex natural resource challenges by communicating relevant research, facilitating collaborative solutions, and offering interdisciplinary academic programs.
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Natural Gas and Wildlife Mitigation in Wyoming: A Primer This primer lays an informational foundation and understanding of terminology for mitigation stakeholders. It outlines the mitigation process (avoidance, minimization, and compensation) and sets the stage for wildlife mitigation triggers and guidelines surrounding natural gas development in Wyoming. Anne Jakle (2012) |
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Wind Development and Wildlife Mitigation in Wyoming: A Primer This publication surveys existing wildlife mitigation practices for wind energy projects and explores what might be next for wind as development moves increasingly to federal lands and may be subject to increased permitting and mitigation requirements. It is meant to help land and wildlife managers, decision-makers, and industry better understand the context of mitigation and wind energy development. Anne Jakle (2012) |
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