The manual combines species profiles and habitat characteristics with a catalog of sustainable road construction technologies and wildlife mitigation measures, and applies them to design scenarios at specific example sites along the Dawei road. Together, this manual and the Wildlife Crossing report a set of critical tools and approaches to planning, design, and maintenance of the Dawei road and similar large-scale infrastructure corridors. Both works target wide audiences and are written and graphically narrated to inform road builders, policy makers, and communities alike of best practices, risks, and the critical value of well-planned sustainable transport infrastructure.
- Report: Tang, D., & Kelly, A. S. (2016). Design Manual: Building a Sustainable Road to Dawei (Report). Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) Myanmar. 76 pp.
- Exhibition: Kelly, A. S., Tang D., Helsingen H., & Baghabhati N. (2015). Modelling infrastructure scenarios in data-poor regions: Land change, mitigation strategies, and 3D-printed landscapes. Exhibited at Fuller Symposium 2015, Wired in the Wild: Can technology save the planet? National Geographic, Washington DC.



