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

Effects of wind farms on raptors: A systematic review of the current knowledge and the potential solutions to mitigate negative impacts.

  • 2025

  • North America, United States of America

  • Estellés-Domingo, I. and López-López, P.

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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

Development of a collision impact indicator to integrate in the life cycle assessment of offshore wind farms.

  • 2025

  • Europe, France

  • Baulaz, Y, Araignous, E, Perez-Lopez, P. et al.

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Wind farms

Impact of wind farms on flying vertebrates: a systematic review for tropical and subtropical zones.

  • 2025

  • South America, Brazil

  • Vargas-Jiménez, I. Rico, Y

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Wind farms

Life-cycle impact assessment of offshore wind energy development on migrating bird diversity in the North Sea.

  • 2025

  • Europe, Norway

  • Critchley EJ, Nilsson A, Helberg, M, May R

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Wind farms

Eoldist, a Web Application for Estimating Cautionary Detection Distance of Birds by Automatic Detection Systems to Reduce Collisions With Wind Turbines.

  • 2025

  • Europe, France

  • Fluhr J, Duriez O, Blary C, Chambert T, Almasi B, Byholm P, Buitendijk N, Champagnon J, et al.

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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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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

Fine-scale spatial risk models to predict avian collisions with power lines

  • 2025

  • Oceania, Australia

  • Pay JM. Cameron EZ. Hawkins CE, Johnson CN, Koch AJ, Wiersma JM, Katzner TE

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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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Power lines

Literature Review on Mitigation Measures for Bird Electrocutions Occurring Due to Streamers on Transmission Power Lines

  • 2025

  • Africa, South Africa

  • Durgapersad K, Beutel A, Mahatho N.

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Power lines

Single and side-by-side high voltage powerlines cause similar rates of fatal bird collisions in southern Quebec, Canada, during fall migration

  • 2025

  • North America, Canada

  • Drolet A, Lapointe S

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