Expressways act as barriers to animals that block free movement in their habitats, especially
when the roads are continuously fenced to prevent collisions between animals and vehicles …

Green bridges are used to decrease highly negative impact of roads/highways on wildlife
populations and their effectiveness is evaluated by various monitoring methods. Based on …

Linear infrastructure represent a barrier to movement for many species, reducing the
connectivity of the landscapes in which they reside. Of all linear infrastructure, roads and …

Habitat fragmentation is one of the factors that have a negative influence on the ecosystem
and is caused primarily by human activities. In this process, natural habitats (biotopes) may …

Hungary's motorway network has developed significantly over the past twenty years. These
developments have increased the length of fenced roads, which also means increased …

Las jest cennym siedliskiem wielu gatunków ptaków, oferując im między innymi
odpowiednie miejsca lęgowe. Jest to szczególnie ważne dla dziuplaków, które poza lasem …

Assessment of landscape dynamics is a prominent topic of landscape research. These
studies refer mainly to administrative areas, given the availability of the data and because of …

Abstract The Florida manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) is an endangered species that
migrates to warm water refuges such as natural springs or power plant effluents during the …

Habitat fragmentation is a common problem in relation with road infrastructure which leads
to mortality, isolation of animal populations, and has a negative effect on biodiversity. Animal …

Especially highways and expressways affect populations in numerous ways, from habitat
loss and fragmentation, to barriers to animal movement, and wildlife mortality. For this …