Bird mortality by collision is one of the major biodiversity impacts of transmission power
lines. The European Union legislation determines that overhead power lines subject to …

Grassland birds are among the most threatened and fastest declining terrestrial vertebrate
species in Europe, principally due to agricultural intensification and transformation. The little …

The current development of renewable energy infrastructure (EI) can lead to an irreversible
loss of biodiversity, but negative impacts can be minimised through effective planning. As a …

Solar energy (SE) is essential for the decarbonization of our economy and for energetic
transition. Solar energy can be a sustainable economic activity, as long as a balance is …

Agricultural intensification and the disappearance of fallow land have been identified as a
major driver of biodiversity loss in European farmland. In particular, the dramatic population …

Increasing levels of tourism represent a risk to species susceptible to human-induced
disturbance and habitat degradation. With the outbreak of the SARS-COV-2 pandemic …

Farmland biodiversity is declining worldwide, and especially in Western countries largely
owing to the large-scale intensification of agricultural practices. The Little Bustard Tetrax …

Anthropogenic threats to Hawaii's birds have resulted in numerous extinctions with many
additional species now listed as threatened or endangered. Implementing conservation …

Collision with powerlines is a major cause of mortality for many bird species, including
bustards and sandgrouse. In this work, we used GPS tracking data to identify the hour of …

The declines of species are caused by a combination of factors that affect survival or
breeding success. We studied the effects of a set of environmental and anthropogenic …