[HTML][HTML] Where do wildlife cross the road? Experimental evaluation reveals fauna preferences for multiple types of crossing structures
Crossing structures are frequently installed worldwide to ameliorate the impacts of road and
rail infrastructure on wildlife populations, yet their effectiveness is often uncertain. We …
rail infrastructure on wildlife populations, yet their effectiveness is often uncertain. We …
Optimizing road underpass design to maximize use by a freshwater turtle (Chelodina oblonga)
Roads affect the connectivity of habitat and inhibit movements of animals as a result of road
avoidance and road‐related mortalities. Freshwater turtles are particularly vulnerable to …
avoidance and road‐related mortalities. Freshwater turtles are particularly vulnerable to …
Monitoring the effectiveness of fauna sensitive infrastructure along the Peak Downs Highway in Central Queensland reveals mixed results for koala conservation
The koala is endangered in Queensland, New South Wales and the Australian Capital
Territory. Collisions with vehicles are a major threat to the survival of the species. At the end …
Territory. Collisions with vehicles are a major threat to the survival of the species. At the end …
The influence of bait and camera type on detection of a spectrum of medium-sized Australian mammals
RL Goldingay - Australian Mammalogy, 2024 - CSIRO Publishing
Camera-trapping programs are most effective when informed by knowledge of the influence
of components of the camera setup such as bait and camera type. I investigated the …
of components of the camera setup such as bait and camera type. I investigated the …
Movement patterns, home range and habitat selection of Australasian marsupials
RL Goldingay - American and Australasian Marsupials: An …, 2023 - Springer
Abstract Knowledge of movement patterns, home range, and habitat selection is
fundamental to understanding how species have adapted to their environments but also to …
fundamental to understanding how species have adapted to their environments but also to …
Using Camera Traps to Estimate Site Occupancy of Invasive Argentine Black and White Tegus (Salvator merianae) in South Florida
SN Smith, MA Miller, H Waddle, S Cooke… - Southeastern …, 2024 - BioOne
The introduction of nonnative species is a leading cause of biodiversity loss. Many invasive
species are cryptic or elusive in nature and therefore often evade detection, complicating …
species are cryptic or elusive in nature and therefore often evade detection, complicating …
Moving Beyond a Strange Spectatorship: Stories of Nonhuman Road Trauma in Australia
R Fetherston - Swamphen: a Journal of Cultural …, 2023 - openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au
What can nonhuman road trauma, more commonly referred to as 'roadkill', teach us about
ecological crises and human culpability? Incidents of nonhuman road trauma could be …
ecological crises and human culpability? Incidents of nonhuman road trauma could be …