The increasing and more affluent human population linked to of disturbance for some natural populations. Roads also lead to habitat fragmentation by dividing continuous habitat into separate blocks and impeding both the movement of individuals and gene flow (Forman and Alexander, 1998; Trombulak and Frissell, 2000; Forman et al., 2003; Tanner and Perry, 2007; Jackson and Fahrig, 2011). The presence of roads can change the soil, microclimatic conditions, and pollutant levels (Forman et al., 2003; Moroń most obvious and direct impacts of roads is probably through mor
Landscape connectivity mortality can lead to reduced genetic diversity because genetic drift is enha...
Roads affect animals in three adverse ways. They act as barriers to movement (’fence effect’), enhan...
There is growing evidence that roads and traffic reduce populations of many species and efforts to m...
Several indirect effects of roads on wildlife communities have been reported such as habitat quality...
Abstract: Improving ecological conditions around the road network is emerging as a significant objec...
Here I evaluate the impacts of roads from a broad environmental standpoint. At the outset, I describ...
Improving ecological conditions around the road network is emerging as a significant objective of tr...
Fragmentation is a severe threat to tropical rainforests. However the habitat loss and less extensi...
Habitat fragmentation due to transport infrastructure is receiving growing concern among ecologists ...
The purpose of this paper is to summarize what is known about the effects of roads on persistence of...
Road ecology has developed into a significant branch of ecology with steady growth in the number of ...
Road development is a primary mechanism of fragmentation in the northern Great Lakes Region, removin...
Road ecology has developed into a significant branch of ecology with steady growth in the number of ...
Concern is growing over the fragmentation of habitats by roads and other transportation infrastructu...
The impacts of roads on natural environments are varied and complex, but one of the most obvious imp...
Landscape connectivity mortality can lead to reduced genetic diversity because genetic drift is enha...
Roads affect animals in three adverse ways. They act as barriers to movement (’fence effect’), enhan...
There is growing evidence that roads and traffic reduce populations of many species and efforts to m...
Several indirect effects of roads on wildlife communities have been reported such as habitat quality...
Abstract: Improving ecological conditions around the road network is emerging as a significant objec...
Here I evaluate the impacts of roads from a broad environmental standpoint. At the outset, I describ...
Improving ecological conditions around the road network is emerging as a significant objective of tr...
Fragmentation is a severe threat to tropical rainforests. However the habitat loss and less extensi...
Habitat fragmentation due to transport infrastructure is receiving growing concern among ecologists ...
The purpose of this paper is to summarize what is known about the effects of roads on persistence of...
Road ecology has developed into a significant branch of ecology with steady growth in the number of ...
Road development is a primary mechanism of fragmentation in the northern Great Lakes Region, removin...
Road ecology has developed into a significant branch of ecology with steady growth in the number of ...
Concern is growing over the fragmentation of habitats by roads and other transportation infrastructu...
The impacts of roads on natural environments are varied and complex, but one of the most obvious imp...
Landscape connectivity mortality can lead to reduced genetic diversity because genetic drift is enha...
Roads affect animals in three adverse ways. They act as barriers to movement (’fence effect’), enhan...
There is growing evidence that roads and traffic reduce populations of many species and efforts to m...