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Daniel Ramp, Auteur ; David B. Croft, AuteurA goal to reduce the frequency of animal - vehicle collisions is motivating extensive research on this topic world-wide. Over the last 30 years, one popular mechanism to warn wildlife of approaching vehicles has been the wildlife warning reflect[...]
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Erin Roger, Auteur ; Shawn W. Laffan, Auteur ; Daniel Ramp, AuteurThe construction of habitat models is a repeatable technique for describing and mapping species distributions, the utility of which lies in enabling management to predict where a species is likely to occur within a landscape. Typically, habitat [...]
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Dror Ben-Ami, Auteur ; Daniel Ramp, AuteurContext Roads have numerous impacts on wildlife populations, such as forming barriers to movement and isolating them from resources. However, knowledge of how wildlife behave in road-impacted environments is limited. Aims Our aim was to assess t[...]
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Daniel Ramp, Auteur ; Clio Gates Foale, Auteur ; Erin Roger, Auteur ; David B. Croft, AuteurContext. Auditory devices used to deter wildlife are a potentially humane and effective way of minimising deleterious interactions with humans and their livelihoods and have been used successfully for many species around the world. Acoustic cues[...]
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Nathan Garvey, Auteur ; Dror Ben-Ami, Auteur ; Daniel Ramp, Auteur ; David B. Croft, AuteurContext. Prescribed (or controlled) burning is frequently advocated as a means of reducing fuel loads in peri-urban forests to minimise the risk of high-intensity wildfires. An important consideration in prescribed burns is the impact on native [...]
