In addition to posing a serious risk to motorist safety, vehicle collisions with wildlife are a
significant threat for many species. Previous spatial modeling has concluded that wildlife …

Roads can disrupt the population processes of vertebrate wildlife species through habitat
fragmentation and vehicle collision. The aims of this review were to synthesise the recent …

Road-kill is the most recognized impact of traffic and an important threat for biodiversity.
Nevertheless, most research on this topic deals with particular species or with road features …

Landscape fragmentation has often been seen as an only ecological problem. However,
fragmentation also has a societal perspective, namely, in how humans perceive landscape …

With increasing road encroachment, habitat fragmentation by transport infrastructures has
been a serious threat for European biodiversity. Areas with no roads or little traffic (“roadless …

High traffic volume is one of the main contributors to wildlife-vehicle collision (WVC) and
wildlife mortality on roads. Government shelter-in-place (SIP) orders have been used to help …

Transportation infrastructure has a wide range of effects on ecological processes, which
result in both positive and negative impacts for biodiversity. However, the treatment of …

Transport infrastructure construction and its future expansion is a worldwide phenomenon.
Within road ecology, scientific attention has focused on effectiveness of mitigation measures …

Road networks, even in industrialized countries, become denser year after year and traffic
volumes continue to increase at a steady pace. It is imperative that we monitor the impact of …