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Title	Author	Year of Publication	Country	Language
Can an avian electrocution risk model from California guide retrofitting throughout the western United States?	Dwyer & Mojica	2022	U.S.	English
Hotspots in the grid: Avian sensitivity and vulnerability to collision risk from energy infrastructure interactions in Europe and North Africa	Gauld et al.	2022	Europe & North Africa	English
Power lines and birds: Drivers of conflict-prone use of pylons by nesting white storks (Ciconia ciconia)	Burdett et al.	2022	Spain	English
Better utilisation and transparency of bird data collected by TSOs	Kettel et al.	2022	Europe	English
Mitigating avian collisions with power lines through illumination with ultraviolet light	Baasch et al.	2022	U.S.	English
Electrocutions & collisions of birds in EU countries: The negative impact & bestpractices for mitigation	Raptor Protection of Slovakia (RPS)	2022	EU countries	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
Crowd–sourced Reporting of Birds Nesting on Power Lines in Iran	Kolnegari et al.	2021	Iran	English
Risk of bird electrocution in power lines: a framework for prioritizing species and areas for conservation and impact mitigation	Biasotto et al.	2021	Brazil	English
Power line routing and configuration as major drivers of collision risk in two bustard species	Marques et al.	2021	Portugal	English
Flight altitudes of a soaring bird suggest landfill sites as power line collision hotspots	Marcelin et al.	2021	Portugal	English
Influence of local weather on collision risk for nocturnal migrants near an electric power transmission line crossing Kittatinny Ridge, New Jersey	Hammer et al.	2021	U.S.	English

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