Exclusion fencing is a common tool used to mitigate a variety of unwanted economic losses
caused by problematic wildlife. While the potential for agricultural, ecological and economic …

The implementation of fauna-sensitive road design has the potential to mitigate negative
impacts on wildlife caused by roads. However, our previous international review found …

A challenge to understanding the impacts of roads on koalas is that their effects operate
across multiple scales. To determine what conditions underlie koala roadkill, we looked at …

Road networks continue to expand globally with predictable effects on ecological systems.
Research into the effectiveness of road underpasses and overpasses for wildlife has been …

In a recent publication, Fox et al.(2019) described a three-year trial of a 'virtual
fence'installed to reduce wildlife roadkills in north-eastern Tasmania. The authors reported a …

Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) road kills occur frequently along the Peak Downs highway
through the Clarke-Connors ranges. Highway upgrades allowed mitigation of koala-vehicle …

Wildlife exclusion fencing can significantly reduce wildlife–vehicle collisions. However,
some animals breach the fence and become trapped in the highway corridor, thereby …

Six annual single-pass roadkill surveys along two adjoining rural Queensland highways
near Carnarvon Gorge National Park revealed 612 medium-size to large vertebrates …

As the human population grows and landscapes become more urbanised there is a
corresponding increase in road density and traffic volumes. This increased road density and …