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Explore the latest scientific studies on bird-power lines interactions and submit yours. Learn more about this work here.

Title	Author	Year of Publication	Country	Language
Bird collisions with power lines: Failing to see the way ahead?	Martin & Shaw	2010	South Africa	English
Action plan for the Swiss white stork	Kestenholdz et al.	2010	Switzerland	French
Bird streamer caused flashover in EHV transmission line	Zhou et al.	2009	China	English
Monitorização dos impactes das linhas eléctricas aéreas de alta e média tensão e a avifauna	Neves, J. & Infante S.	2009	Portugal	Portuguese
Optimal design and routing of power lines; ecological, technical and economic perspectives (OPTIPOL), Progress Report 2009	Bevanger et al.	2009	Norway	English
Effectiveness of avian collision averters in preventing migratory bird mortality from powerline strikes in the Central Platte River, Nebraska	Murphy et al.	2009	U.S.	English
Collisions of gulls with a high-voltage power line near Oudehaske: The nature and scale of the problem and possible solutions	Von den Bremer, L & de Boer, P.	2009	Netherlands	Dutch
Evaluating diverter effectiveness in reducing avian collisions with distribution lines at San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Merced County, California - PIER final project report	Stake. M	2009	U.S.	English
The use of "flight diverters" reduces mute swan Cygnus olor collision with power lines at Abberton Reservoir, Essex, England	Frost, D.	2008	United Kingdom	English
Testing the effectiveness of an avian flight diverter for reducing avian collisions with distribution power lines in the Sacramento Valley, California	Marcus L. Yee	2008	U.S.	English
Position paper on birds and power lines on the risks to birds from power transmission and distribution lines and how to minimize their negative effects	BirdLife International	2007	Europe	English
Preventing raptor electrocutions in an urban environment	Dwyer & Mannan	2007	U.S.	English

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