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Best Practices Database

Explore the best practices on bird protection around the electricity grids from our curated scientific database
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Author
Year of Publication
Country
Language
380-kV-Leitung Vierraden-Krajnik 507/508 Sonderuntersuchung zur Wirksamkeit von Vogelschutzmarkierungen
Kalz, B & Knerr, R
2017
Germany
German
A Paradox for conservation: Electricity pylons may benefit avian diversity in intensive farmland
Tryjanowski et al.
2012
Poland
English
A large-scale experiment demonstrates that line marking reduces power line collision mortality for large terrestrial birds, but not bustards, in the Karoo, South Africa
Shaw et al.
2021
South Africa
English
A review of post-construction monitoring practices used in the evaluation of transmission power line impacts on birds and mitigation effectiveness, with proposals for guideline improvement
Martins et al.
2023
Portugal
English
A spatially explicit model to predict the relative risk of Golden eagle electrocutions in the Northwestern plains USA
Bedrosian et al.
2020
U.S.
English
Action plan for the Swiss white stork
Kestenholdz et al.
2010
Switzerland
French
An overview of bird related issues in electrical power systems
Polat et al.
2016
English
Analysis and preventive measures on bird pest of transmission Line
Liu et al.
2017
China
English
Are bird flaps effective as wire markers in a power line? Field study of wire flaps and flight movements at a marked 150 kV high voltage line
Hartman et al.
2010
Netherlands
English
Assessment and mitigation of impacts of power lines and guyed meteorological masts on birds
Shaw J.
2016
United Kingdom
English
Assessment and mitigation of impacts of power lines and guyed meteorological masts on birds - guidance
Scottish Natural Heritage
2016
English
Assessment of devices designed to lower the incidence of avian power line strikes
Crowder, M.
2000
U.S.
English
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