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Survey of Woodcock as high voltage line victim
Feys, S.
2017
Belgium
Dutch
Bird collision victims at high-voltage and extra-high-voltage overhead lines in Germany - an assessment
Bernshausen et al.
2017
Germany
German
380-kV-Leitung Vierraden-Krajnik 507/508 Sonderuntersuchung zur Wirksamkeit von Vogelschutzmarkierungen
Kalz, B & Knerr, R
2017
Germany
German
Bird collision with power lines: Estimating carcass persistence and detection associated with ground search surveys
Borner et al.
2017
France
English
Flight behavior of birds in response to the use of beacons on power transmission lines
Biasotto et al.
2017
Brazil
Portuguese
Analysis and preventive measures on bird pest of transmission Line
Liu et al.
2017
China
English
Avian electrocutions on incorrectly retrofitted power poles
Dwyer et al.
2017
U.S.
English
Using risk prediction models and species sensitivity maps for large-scale identification of infrastructure- related wildlife protection areas: The case of bird electrocution
Pérez-Garciá et al.
2017
Spain
English
Distribution grid expansion - Conflicts and solutions from a nature conservation perspective
NABU, BUND
2017
Germany
German
Wired: impacts of increasing power line use by a growing bird population
Moreira et al.
2017
Portugal
English
Assessment and mitigation of impacts of power lines and guyed meteorological masts on birds - guidance
Scottish Natural Heritage
2016
English
An overview of bird related issues in electrical power systems
Polat et al.
2016
Globla
English
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