Power-line grids are increasingly expanding worldwide, as well as their negative impacts on
avifauna, namely the direct mortality through collision and electrocution, the reduction of …

Aim Power lines can represent an important source of bird mortality through collision. The
identification of more susceptible species, in terms of expected population‐level impacts …

Electricity supply lines through wildlife habitats can adversely affect biodiversity, yet lack of
evidence impedes their mitigation in tropical develo** countries. We assessed power line …

Anthropogenic structures are mainly known to have negative impacts on wildlife populations
but they can be beneficial. Power lines are a main driver of bird mortality through collision or …

Bird nests on transmission lines can cause electrical faults which reduce service reliability.
To address this problem, since the mid-90s, the Portuguese Transmission System Operator …

Electrocutions of birds on power structures is a global conservation concern that has not
been thoroughly reported in all areas where it occurs. Here we provide information from …

Yearly electricity production has increased steadily worlwide in recent decades and the
associated overhead power lines are widespread and occur across urban and natural …

Anthropogenic structures are increasingly encroaching wildlife habitats, creating conflicts
between humans and animals. Scaling up renewable energy requires new infrastructures …

Accidents on power lines are the leading cause of mortality for many raptor species. In order
to prioritise corrective measures, much effort has been focused on identifying the factors …

The breeding strategies of the White Stork changed drastically during the past decades: a
decreasing number of individuals nest on traditional nest sites–trees, roofs, chimneys …