Over the past 2 decades, digital photography has grown increasingly accessible. This has
ushered in a golden age of community science, where nonspecialists share natural history …

Collisions with vehicles are a major cause of wildlife mortality. During the COVID‐19
pandemic, many countries enforced lockdowns that reduced vehicular traffic and …

Human activities may impact animal habitat and resource use, potentially influencing
contemporary evolution in animals. In the United Kingdom, COVID-19 lockdown restrictions …

The majority of government authorities initially responded to COVID-19 pandemic by
declaring lockdown to facilitate social distancing and minimize virus spreading. This period …

The inadequate disposal of face masks has caused a widespread presence of COVID-19
litter in the environment. We monitored 10 beach arcs along approximately 15 km of the …

Context Road expansion has raised concerns regarding road effects on wildlife and
ecosystems within the landscape. Salamanders, critical ecosystem components and …

Simple Summary The impact of COVID-19-related human and vehicular mobility restrictions
on the number of roadkills of wild mammals, and roe deer in particular, was assessed in …

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic severely reduced many human activities. So pronounced was
the change, it has given rise to the term “anthropause”: the considerable alteration of …

Expansion of urban areas, landscape transformation and increasing human outdoor
activities strongly affect wildlife behaviour. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in …

Wildlife road mortality tends to aggregate spatially at locations commonly referred to as road
mortality hotspots. Predictive models can be used to identify locations appropriate for …