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SPR project quarterly progress report. SPR 889, Evaluating mowing practices for pollinator habitat enhancement, highway vegetation management and its impact on native bee communities and endangered pollinators

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2026-03-30 SPR project quarterly progress report. SPR 889, Evaluating mowing practices for pollinator habitat enhancement, highway vegetation management and its impact on native bee communities and endangered pollinators

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Title2026-03-30 SPR project quarterly progress report. SPR 889, Evaluating mowing practices for pollinator habitat enhancement, highway vegetation management and its impact on native bee communities and endangered pollinatorsAlternative TitleStatewide Planning and Research project quarterly progress report. SPR 889, Evaluating mowing practices for pollinator habitat enhancement, highway vegetation management and its impact on native bee communities and endangered pollinatorsEvaluating mowing practices for pollinator habitat enhancement, highway vegetation management and its impact on native bee communities and endangered pollinatorsCorporate NameOregon Department of Transportation Research SectionGenrePeriodicalsDateJanuary 1, 2026-March 30, 2026CollectionTransportationLanguageengPublisherOregon Department of Transportation, Research SectionPlace of PublicationSalem, ORFormonline resourceExtent1 online resourceType of ResourcetextIssuanceserialFrequencyQuarterlyNoteText in English

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Library ClassificationTOCLC Number1589024820Restrictions on Accesshttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/Publication SetSPR project quarterly progress report. SPR 889, Evaluating mowing practices for pollinator habitat enhancement, highway vegetation management and its impact on native bee communities and endangered pollinators