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Did you know that there are lots of other wildlife roadkill recording schemes globally, we& #39;ve done a thread listing some of their links below for you to give them a follow (1/5)
@ProjektRoadkill in Austria. They work with local authorities to use their data to mitigate roadkill hotspots and aim to have this data implemented in satnavs. https://roadkill.at/en/ ">https://roadkill.at/en/"... (2/5)
California Roadkill Observation System @roadecology - the largest project of its kind in the US. They share their data with collaborators to study why roadkill occurs and how to reduce it utilising statistical modelling to predict hotspots. https://www.wildlifecrossing.net/california/ ">https://www.wildlifecrossing.net/californi... (3/5)
Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network. This project has 4 main aims: mitigating roadkill, popularising environmental issues, fostering interest in conservation, and encouraging the belief that all species are valuable.
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@roadkillsindia This project aims to use their data to help in reducing wildlife mortality, install wildlife crossing structures and also improve passenger safety for road planning. (5/5)
@EwtRoads (South Africa) run a project as part of their wider conservation work. They have presented their data to support the use of use of low-level fences to reduce roadkill for amphibians and reptiles as well as bridges over roads to reduce rates of monkey roadkill (Final)
