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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
Guidelines on how to avoid or mitigate impact of electricity power grids on migratory birds in the African-Eurasian region	Prinsen et al.	2012	African-Eurasian region	English
A Paradox for conservation: Electricity pylons may benefit avian diversity in intensive farmland	Tryjanowski et al.	2012	Poland	English
Wire marking results in a small but significant reduction in avian mortality at power lines: A BACI designed study	Barrientos et al.	2012	Spain	English
Projeto Life Estepárias - Conservação da Abertarda, Sisão e Peneireiro-das-tores nas estepes cerealíferas do Baixo Alentejo	Estanque et al.	2012	Portugal	Portuguese
Review of the conflict between migratory birds and electricity power grids in the African-Eurasian region	Prinsen et al.	2011	African-Eurasian region	English
Power lines and Birds, REN and Quescus, study evaluating the effectiveness of anti-collision devices final report	Infante, S.	2011	Portugal	Portuguese
Meta-analysis of the effectiveness of marked wire in reducing avian collisions with power lines	Barrientos et al.	2011		English
Underground cabling and marking of power lines: Conservation measures rapidly reduced mortality of West-Pannonian Great Bustards Otis tarda	Raab et al.	2011	Eastern Austria, Western Hungary	English
Predicting and correcting electrocution of birds in Mediterranean areas	Tintó et al.	2010	Spain	English
Avian collisions with power lines: a global review of causes and mitigation with a South African perspective	Jenkins et al.	2010	South Africa	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
Carcass removal by scavengers and search accuracy affect bird mortality estimates at power lines	Ponce et al.	2010	Spain	English

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