Aim Roads are a major threat for wildlife, degrading habitat and causing mortality via wildlife–
vehicle collisions. In Latin America, the conjunction of high biodiversity and a rapidly …

Si bien los caminos son indispensables para la civilización moderna y benefician a muchas
especies de vida silvestre, han estado causando mortalidad por atropello desde que se …

Understanding when and where roadkill is most likely to occur is vital to reducing wildlife-
vehicle collisions. However, little is known about how roadkill rates change through time and …

Millions of animals are killed on roads annually due to collisions with vehicles, particularly
medium–large mammals. Studies on mammal road-kill flourished in Brazil in the last decade …

Across the world, many wildlife studies rely on data collected by volunteers. Roadkill studies
often rely on data collected by non-experts including road maintenance personnel and …

Roads impact wildlife around the world; however, dedicated studies are lacking in many
biodiverse areas such as the Amazon. Identifying which species are more often hit by …

The roads are one of the most obvious expressions of modern society, being considered
vital for economical growth. Nevertheless, roads have a very strong negative impact upon …

We monitored reptile and bird roadkills in Cerrado–Pantanal landscapes along the Campo
Grande to Corumbá highway BR-262. We describe species distribution in different …

Wildlife-vehicle collisions kill millions of wild animals around the world, however this number
could be underestimated because the absent of monitoring of road-kill events. Here, we …

Much of the roadkill of wild animals is accidental, but some drivers intentionally target
animals, especially those that are culturally stigmatized such as reptiles and amphibians …