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Wildlife-caused outages and mortality in substations: from wildlife mitigation to durable biodiversity-positive asset management
Brian McGowan, Matthew James
2026
Global
English
Towards positive biodiversity contribution from transmission infrastructure: safe osprey nesting, fault reduction and 50+ year durable mitigation design.
Brian McGowan, Lennie Edman-Terning, Nathan Markowicz
2026
U.S, Global
English
Avian collision mitigation, global best practices and technology review
Brian McGowan
2025
Global
English
Avian collision mitigation, global best practices and technology review
Brian McGowan
2025
Global
English
Grid hardening, increasing realiability and reducing wildlife-related fire risk
McGowan et al.
2024
NA
English
Wire marking reduces bird collisions with a transmission powerline in western Belgium
Verbelen et al.
2024
Belgium
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
Sensitivity mapping informs mitigation of bird mortality by collision with high-voltage power lines
Paquet et al.
2022
Belgium
English
Interactions between Electrical Infrastructure and Wildlife
Saint-Simon & Hughes
2022
Global
English
Wildlife and power lines guidelines for preventing and mitigating wildlife mortality associated with electricity distribution networks
IUCN
2022
Global
English
Vision-Based Design and Deployment Criteria for Power Line Bird Diverters
Martin, G.
2022
Global
English
Safe grid for birds: A good practice guide for retrofitting of power distribution grid to be safe for wild birds
Spasov et al.
2022
Bulgaria
English
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