The first significant product of the Connection Ecology project is this web site describing how the project's underlying ideas can be applied to a real world policy problem -- the Boulder Open Space and Mountain Park Visitor Plan. The web site revolves around a series of "connection ecology" maps, one each for Flagstaff Mountain, Green Mountain, Bear Peak, and Eldorado Mountain. These maps together with accompanying commentary are intended to provide a valuable supplement to the more conventional biological and historical resource inventories commonly used by land use agencies. The primary goal of these tools is the identification of visitor opportunities which could be developed as part of an overall plan to strengthen human/environment connections.