Wildlife-vehicle collision hotspots at US highway extents: scale and data source effects

Research Article

Nature Conservation 11: 41-60
https://doi.org/10.3897/natureconservation.11.4438

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Abstract
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Introduction
- Volunteer and Agency Reporting of Road-Associated Wildlife
- Spatial clustering of WVC
Methods
- WVC data collection
- Transportation management nexus: WVC hotspot analysis
- Number of hotspots in California and Maine
- Hotspot locations and spatial and temporal scales
- Comparison of state agency and volunteer-collected data
- Cost of deer-vehicle collisions
Results
- Number of hotspots in California and Maine
- Hotspot locations and spatial and temporal scales
- Comparison of state agency and volunteer-collected data
- Cost of Deer-Vehicle Collisions
Discussion
- Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
- Mitigation planning
Acknowledgments
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