Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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This cluster of papers focuses on the ecological effects of roads on wildlife, including habitat connectivity, wildlife mortality, landscape fragmentation, and conservation planning. It explores the use of graph theory and spatial analysis to understand population connectivity, assess environmental impact, and develop mitigation measures to reduce the negative effects of roads on wildlife populations.
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wildlife-vehicle collisions; ecological corridors; roadkill; road ecology; landscape connectivity; habitat connectivity; wildlife crossings; wildlife mortality; ecological connectivity; wildlife movement; wildlife road mortality; wildlife overpasses; wildlife underpasses; least-cost path; wildlife fencing; road mitigation; wildlife-vehicle interactions; linear infrastructure; deer-vehicle collisions; road effects; resistance surfaces; wildlife mitigation; road barriers; habitat networks; roadkill hotspots
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Morton address: 38351001224629879 · morton4x16-v1
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