We are compiling scientific and grey literature related to wildlife mortality from energy and transport infrastructures (in progress).

This collection will serve as a reference hub for researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers, bringing together published studies, technical reports, and monitoring guidelines to support knowledge exchange and evidence-based mitigation.

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Wind farms

A global review of Procellariiform flight height, flight speed and nocturnal activity: Implications for offshore wind farm collision risk.

  • 2025

  • Oceania, Australia

  • Miller, MGR, Petrovic, S, Clarke, R H

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Wind farms

A modeling framework for biodiversity assessment in renewable energy development: A case study on European bats and wind turbines

  • 2025

  • Global

  • Froidevaux J. S.P. et al.

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Power lines

Analysis and Research on the Relationship Between Bird Related Faults in Transmission Lines and Bird Activity Patterns

  • 2025

  • Asia, China

  • Mao et al.

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Roads

Arthropod-related vehicle collisions increase harvestmen populations along road verges

  • 2025

  • Europe, Slovakia (Slovak Republic)

  • Litavský et al.

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Roads

Assessing Road Mortality of Bufo bufo in Uzungöl Special Environmental Protection Area, Türkiye: Implications for Conservation

  • 2025

  • Asia, Türkiye

  • Bozkurt E, Şahin, MK, Arslan G et al.

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Wind farms

Assessment and prediction of bird and bat mortality at wind energy facilities in the southeastern United States

  • 2025

  • North America, United States of America

  • Nicholson CP, Tankersley Jr RD et al.

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Power lines

Avian mortality along power lines in Pokhara valley, Nepal.

  • 2025

  • Asia, Nepal

  • Gurung, D, Bhusal D, Timilsina B et al.

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Wind farms

Background Mortality of Wildlife on Renewable Energy Projects

  • 2025

  • Global

  • Smallwood KS

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Wind farms

Bat Mortality in Mexican Wind Farms: A Nationwide Assessment of Species, Patterns and Conservation Risks

  • 2025

  • North America, Mexico

  • Uribe et al.

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Wind farms

Bird collision risk at the interface of solar and wind farms–a cumulative effect?

  • 2025

  • Europe, Poland

  • Oglęcki P, et al

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Power lines

Bird Collisions with an Unmarked Extra-High Voltage Transmission Line in an Average Riverine Landscape: An Appeal to Take a Closer Look

  • 2025

  • Europe, Germany

  • Reinhardt A, Mercker M, Sabel M, Henningsen K, Bernshausen F

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Wind farms

Bird mortality at wind farms in a tropical desert.

  • 2025

  • Asia, India

  • Roy A, Banerjee S, Uddin M. et al.

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