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 …

As the global population increases, the expansion of road networks has led to the
destruction and disturbance of terrestrial and aquatic habitats. Road-related stressors have …

Wildlife mortality on roads is a global conservation problem. To implement a cost-effective
programme of mitigation measures, it is essential to determine spatial and temporal patterns …

Wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVC) are important in wildlife management due to their
increasing socioeconomic impacts and pervasive effect on some endangered species. In …

Animal mortality caused by vehicle collisions is one of the main ecological impacts of roads.
Amphibians are the most affected group and road fatalities have a significant impact on …

El presente trabajo evalúa la mortalidad accidental debida a atropellamiento de fauna
silvestre en la carretera que va desde el poblado de Toluviejo a la ciénaga de La …

Roadkill has gradually become a common factor that has contributed to the decline of
amphibians, and traffic volume is an important parameter that can be used to determine the …

Road-kills are the greatest source of direct human-induced wildlife mortality, especially in
amphibians. Country roads could act as the most important source of mortality when main …

Magnitude, composition and spatiotemporal patterns of vertebrate roadkill at regional
scales: a study in southern Spain. Although roadkill studies on a large scale are challenging …

Uno de los aspectos más investigados en relación a la “ecología de la carretera” es el
atropellamiento de vertebrados silvestres. Se evaluó la distribución espacial y temporal de …