October 2024
Brake for Wildlife! Transportation Planning for Better Solutions
October 17, 2024 CCP Quarterly Meeting
This meeting was held in-person at the Chatham Community Library, Holmes Meeting Room, 197 NC-87, Pittsboro, NC 27312.
Wildlife needs to move across the landscape to find habitats for breeding, foraging, and raising young. Roads are barriers to wildlife movement. The October CCP meeting focused on what state and regional organizations are doing to facilitate safe passage of wildlife under roads in Chatham County, including the Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO) newly adopted Wildlife Crossings Plan, which includes eastern Chatham County.
Meeting Agenda
Welcome & Introductions
Partnering for Habitat Connectivity in the Triangle
Brooke Massa, Conservation Biologist, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Guidelines for Wildlife Passage in NC
Travis Wilson, Eastern DOT Habitat Conservation Coordinator, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Improving Roadway Safety and Wildlife Connectivity through the Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Metropolitan Planning Organization Wildlife Crossings Plan (includes portions of Chatham County)
David Miller, Transportation Planner, Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Metropolitan Planning Organization
Please note that this was an IN-PERSON meeting and was not recorded.
Meeting Resources

Triangle Connectivity Collaborative Strategic Action Plan

Landscape Habitat Connectivity Analysis for the Upper Neuse and New Hope Creek Watersheds

NCDOT - NCWRC Wildlife Passage Guidance
