Roads and traffic are tightly related to some of the mains threats for biodiversity. Road
network affects wildlife populations due to, among other effects, partial occupation and …

Highways passing through natural reserves have adverse impact on wild animals. We
evaluated the road kill of vertebrate fauna by vehicular traffic on highways at Mudumalai …

Highways passing through national reserves/wildlife sanctuaries have adverse impact upon
wild animals. The present survey was conducted to estimate the roadkills on the National …

Animal-vehicle collision on the roads is a major cause of mortality of a wide range of animal
taxa both within and around protected areas. This study has been conducted in the National …

The presence of roads in any landscape is known to negatively influence terrestrial and
aquatic ecosystems. Many tourist destinations and religious enclaves in developing …

Wildlife–vehicle collisions on the roads lead to mortality of a range of animal taxa both within
and around wildlife reserves. Quantifying and understanding impacts of roads on wildlife …

Mortality of vertebrates was monitored on 2 roads (National Road 168; NR168 and
Provincial Road 1; PR1) in Santa Fe Province (Argentina) from October 2007 to August …

Man-made linear infrastructure such as roads, highways, powerlines, railway lines, canals,
pipelines (water, gas, petroleum), electric fences, and firelines, are now widely recognised to …

The construction of a road, directly and indirectly, impacts on the ecosystems where the road
is built. Â Highways passing through national reserves/wildlife sanctuaries have an adverse …

Despite evidence suggesting that road traffic is a major threat to biodiversity loss, very little is
known about its actual impact on wildlife populations in South Africa. Globally, road density …