Road Ecology Center

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for October, 2024 through January, 2025

Item	Title	Total requests	Download	View-only	%Dnld
9693w540	Habitat fragmentation due to infrastructure	342	36	306	10.5%
2cc2s81w	Overview of animal detection and animal warning systems in North America and Europe	245	46	199	18.8%
8gj3x1dc	An overview of methods and approaches for evaluating the effectiveness of wildlife crossing structures: emphasizing the science in applied science	233	31	202	13.3%
2f1080nm	Effectiveness of Earthen Return Ramps in Reducing Big Game Highway Mortality in Utah	134	55	79	41.0%
0jq176tg	Wildlife crossings in North America: the state of the science and practice	130	28	102	21.5%
4wd0j27j	Wildlife tunnels and fauna bridges in Poland: past, present and future, 1997-2013	122	8	114	6.6%
8br4h1kb	Effectiveness of rope bridge arboreal overpasses and faunal underpasses in providing connectivity for rainforest fauna	119	22	97	18.5%
66j8095x	Overcoming the Barrier Effect of Roads-How Effective Are Mitigation Strategies?	116	21	95	18.1%
244019qm	The aftermath of Hurricane Ivan: reconstructing roadways while recovering species	115	5	110	4.3%
7j7546qv	Amphibian road kills: a global perspective	113	29	84	25.7%
1hv8x2bf	Role of Fencing in Promoting Wildlife Underpass Use and Highway Permeability	111	18	93	16.2%
0mf9859v	The effect of road kills on amphibian populations	107	52	55	48.6%
3t43g4rj	Wildlife-vehicle collision hotspots at US highway extents: scale and data source effects	107	30	77	28.0%
3ts9d194	Impacts of highway construction and traffic on a wetland bird community	104	8	96	7.7%
6vr0n5bq	Under the Boardwalk – Case History – St. John’s Sideroad at the McKenzie Wetland, Aurora, Ontario, Canada	103	3	100	2.9%
8d73q0mj	Ecological Effects of Roads Infrastructure on Herpetofauna: Understanding Biology and Increasing Communication	103	30	73	29.1%
8xb0z15w	Good and bad places for roads: effects of varying road and natural pattern on habitat loss, degradation, and fragmentation	100	18	82	18.0%
28n858z1	Assessing the impact of pile driving upon fish	98	13	85	13.3%
6bz1v7pf	Fifty years of bird song research: a case study in animal behaviour	98	27	71	27.6%
6x36z0r6	Temporal loss of wetlands as justification for higher mitigation ratios	98	0	98	0.0%
2p7927vt	Wildlife/roadkill observation and reporting systems	91	33	58	36.3%
4fx6c79t	Traffic Volume as a Primary Road Characteristic Impacting Wildlife: A Tool for Land Use and Transportation Planning	88	18	70	20.5%
3g69z4mn	Long-term, year-round monitoring of wildlife crossing structures and the importance of temporal and spatial variability in performance studies	86	20	66	23.3%
579911np	A Review of the Influences of Road Crossing on Warmwater Fishes in Ouachita Mountain Streams, Ouachita National Forest	84	6	78	7.1%
6mc7x9mx	Ocelot management and conservation along transportation corridors in Southern Texas	84	17	67	20.2%
3t24s427	Effectiveness of wildlife crossing structures and adapted culverts in a highway in Northwest Spain	80	22	58	27.5%
6s9970wb	Monitoring the use of the Slaty Creek wildlife underpass, Calder Freeway, Black Forest, Macedon, Victoria, Australia	79	3	76	3.8%
0cr570jt	State of Washington Joint Aquatic Resource Permit Application (JARPA)	78	3	75	3.8%
8g73q820	Design and construction of aquatic organism passage at road-stream crossings: ecological considerations in the design of river and stream crossings	78	12	66	15.4%
2c78x1f0	Effects of highways on elk (Cervus elaphus) habitat in the Western United States and proposed mitigation approaches	77	12	65	15.6%
3v67w722	An Analysis of the Efficacy and Comparative Costs of Using Flow Devices to Resolve Conflicts with North American Beavers Along Roadways in the Coastal Plain of Virginia	74	18	56	24.3%
22t1h3q1	Effect of road traffic on amphibian density	69	41	28	59.4%
4q576877	How far into a forest does the effect of a road extend? Defining road edge effect in eucalypt forests of South-Eastern Australia	67	20	47	29.9%
91c3z0rg	A GIS-based identification of potentially significant wildlife habitats associated with roads in Vermont	66	12	54	18.2%
0qz725t8	Spotted turtle use of a culvert under relocated Route 44 in Carver, Massachusetts	65	9	56	13.8%
0kr0x064	Highway mortality of turtles and other herpetofauna at Lake Jackson, Florida, USA, and the efficacy of a temporary fence/culvert system to reduce roadkills	64	12	52	18.8%
9fz3s9x0	Synthesis of noise effects on wildlife populations	64	12	52	18.8%
8w66w88s	The Swiss defragmentation program–reconnecting wildlife corridors between the Alps and Jura: an overview	63	30	33	47.6%
9kr1w8fp	Identification and management of linkage zones for grizzly bears between the large blocks of public land in the Northern Rocky Mountains	63	6	57	9.5%
9xh563mj	Culvert designs for fish passage in Pennsylvania	63	10	53	15.9%
22h2s7jt	A Massive Increase in Roadside Woody Vegetation: Goals, Pros, and Cons	59	5	54	8.5%
4rz7c2np	Adaptive Planning for Transportation Corridors Threatened by Sea Level Rise	58	18	40	31.0%
9ms8f1k6	Effects of Roadway Traffic on Wild Ungulates: A Review of the Literature and Case Study of Elk in Arizona	58	16	42	27.6%
2rm731ww	Factors influencing the road mortality of snakes on the Upper Snake River Plain, Idaho	55	7	48	12.7%
6669x4gx	Scaling roads and wildlife: the Cinderella principle	54	8	46	14.8%
6m2252jz	High, wide, and handsome: designing more effective wildlife and fish crossings for roads and highways	54	12	42	22.2%
7c7135nq	Conflicts between linear developments and Asian elephants in sub - Himalayan zone of Uttranchal	53	13	40	24.5%
3qm680qb	Large animal-vehicle collisions in the Central Canadian Rocky Mountains: patterns and characteristics	52	14	38	26.9%
6cj9g88f	Integrating Habitat Fragmentation Analysis into Transportation Planning Using the Effective Mesh Size Landscape Metric	52	14	38	26.9%
6ts509wb	Identifying the best locations to provide safe highway crossing opportunities for wildlife	52	9	43	17.3%

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