… vegetation types along roads and within each road verge. The study also revealed that
meadow-like road verges are particularly important to biodiversity as they provide habitats for light…

… Although not yet rare, such species are declining in abundance due to reduced habitat
availability, either due to intensification of agricultural land-use … Road verges-species-rich habitats …

… In Norfolk, for example, the loss of native meadow habitat has been so great that this habitat
is now only found in fragments on road verges, leading to their designation as Roadside …

… Habitat loss - Construction of roads and railroads always implies a net loss of wildlife … The
construction of new roads and railroads inevitably transforms natural habitats into a sealed and …

… Today dead animals alongside roads are a common sight and are probably seen by many
more people than their living conspecifics in zoos or native habitats. Humouristic cookbooks (…

… Road verges-species-rich habitats[J]. Aspects of Applied … In regional scale, road networks
destroy the integrality and … The road construction can lead to habitat lost and habitat fragment, …

… wildlife habitats in … Road verges: Species-rich vegetation characterises the road verges
in the parish especially in our sunken lanes. One roadside verge, on the east side of the road …

… On the contrary, permanent flowery grasslands are very valuable habitats where the so-called
field birds can reach high densities. The best grasslands are thin and rich in flowers, non-…

… Throughout the construction of any road or railway we lose a certain surface of a habitat. On
… favorable habitats for certain species, in this way we can lose this habitats for that species. …

… of a certain habitat relative to another, and the adjacencies of habitat patches of different … ,
I employed a generalised classification of habitat edges where, edges could be habitats found …