This workshop explored the topic of integrating transportation, land use and natural systems planning. It provided a forum for planning professionals, university researchers and other stakeholders to discuss the challenges facing them in implementing integrated planning from their agency perspectives, explore lessons learned from case studies and current efforts, identify gaps in knowledge and tools that could be addressed by further research and guidance.
Workshop Flyer - Workshop Agenda
Defining integrated planning to meet multiple needs, Sonoma Open Space Case Study
Adina Merenlender, Cooperative Extension Specialist and Professor
UC Berkeley Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management
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The Roads and Biodiversity Project: how Ventura County Planning Division is addressing land use planning, transportation, and wildlife connectivity in Ventura County.
Elizabeth Chattin, Biologist
Ventura County
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Discussion of indicators for measuring integrated planning success
Fraser Shilling, REC Ecologist
UC Davis REC & Department of Environmental Science and Policy
Katie Benouar, REC Transportation
UC Davis REC
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Integrating smart transportation and land use to protect critters and open space
Bob Johnston, Professor Emeritus
UC Davis Department of Environmental Science and Policy
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Exploring approaches to integrating key planning processes, a look at the federal integrated planning tool: Eco-logical
Katiann Wong-Murillo, Environmental Team
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Resource Center, San Francisco
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What does a region or county face in launching an effort to integrate transportation, land use, and natural systems plans? A discussion of how Yolo County is approaching this question
Julia McIver, Chief
Yolo County Department of Parks and Natural Resources
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Discussion of technical challenges in applying integrated planning case studies and tools to a California setting
Fraser Shilling, REC Ecologist and Katie Benouar, REC Transportation
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|David Becker
