Road Ecology Center

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for April through July, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	Download	View-only	%Dnld
6bz1v7pf	Fifty years of bird song research: a case study in animal behaviour	621	68	553	11.0%
9693w540	Habitat fragmentation due to infrastructure	462	62	400	13.4%
8xb0z15w	Good and bad places for roads: effects of varying road and natural pattern on habitat loss, degradation, and fragmentation	337	73	264	21.7%
8gj3x1dc	An overview of methods and approaches for evaluating the effectiveness of wildlife crossing structures: emphasizing the science in applied science	325	73	252	22.5%
244019qm	The aftermath of Hurricane Ivan: reconstructing roadways while recovering species	297	31	266	10.4%
7j7546qv	Amphibian road kills: a global perspective	263	67	196	25.5%
8br4h1kb	Effectiveness of rope bridge arboreal overpasses and faunal underpasses in providing connectivity for rainforest fauna	260	66	194	25.4%
2f1080nm	Effectiveness of Earthen Return Ramps in Reducing Big Game Highway Mortality in Utah	253	125	128	49.4%
4rz7c2np	Adaptive Planning for Transportation Corridors Threatened by Sea Level Rise	245	76	169	31.0%
4fx6c79t	Traffic Volume as a Primary Road Characteristic Impacting Wildlife: A Tool for Land Use and Transportation Planning	240	63	177	26.3%
9j69w675	Dissimilarities in behavioral responses of snakes to roads and vehicles have implications for differential impacts across species	236	82	154	34.7%
22t1h3q1	Effect of road traffic on amphibian density	233	154	79	66.1%
50s874mq	The Evolution of Wildlife Exclusion Systems on Highways in British Columbia	226	42	184	18.6%
3g69z4mn	Long-term, year-round monitoring of wildlife crossing structures and the importance of temporal and spatial variability in performance studies	220	69	151	31.4%
3t43g4rj	Wildlife-vehicle collision hotspots at US highway extents: scale and data source effects	218	77	141	35.3%
0jq176tg	Wildlife crossings in North America: the state of the science and practice	216	60	156	27.8%
0mf9859v	The effect of road kills on amphibian populations	209	93	116	44.5%
2p7927vt	Wildlife/roadkill observation and reporting systems	209	80	129	38.3%
3qm680qb	Large animal-vehicle collisions in the Central Canadian Rocky Mountains: patterns and characteristics	200	21	179	10.5%
6vr0n5bq	Under the Boardwalk – Case History – St. John’s Sideroad at the McKenzie Wetland, Aurora, Ontario, Canada	194	30	164	15.5%
4f30z31b	Human transportation network as ecological barrier for wildlife on Brazilian Pantanal-Cerrado corridors	188	47	141	25.0%
8g73q820	Design and construction of aquatic organism passage at road-stream crossings: ecological considerations in the design of river and stream crossings	185	43	142	23.2%
2cc2s81w	Overview of animal detection and animal warning systems in North America and Europe	183	36	147	19.7%
6cj9g88f	Integrating Habitat Fragmentation Analysis into Transportation Planning Using the Effective Mesh Size Landscape Metric	180	47	133	26.1%
0xr0p0ff	Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Urban Flooding: Implications for Transportation Infrastructure and Travel Disruption	178	44	134	24.7%
4gs7q633	Road ecology: a look behind the book and the field	175	42	133	24.0%
7c7135nq	Conflicts between linear developments and Asian elephants in sub - Himalayan zone of Uttranchal	175	41	134	23.4%
66j8095x	Overcoming the Barrier Effect of Roads-How Effective Are Mitigation Strategies?	174	61	113	35.1%
0cr570jt	State of Washington Joint Aquatic Resource Permit Application (JARPA)	171	31	140	18.1%
0qz725t8	Spotted turtle use of a culvert under relocated Route 44 in Carver, Massachusetts	169	39	130	23.1%
4q576877	How far into a forest does the effect of a road extend? Defining road edge effect in eucalypt forests of South-Eastern Australia	169	31	138	18.3%
0gk0389z	Upgrading a 144-km section of highway in prime moose habitat: where, why, and how to reduce moose-vehicle collisions	167	62	105	37.1%
9ms8f1k6	Effects of Roadway Traffic on Wild Ungulates: A Review of the Literature and Case Study of Elk in Arizona	166	68	98	41.0%
0183k7pg	Major Objectives for Road Ecology to Benefit Transportation and Society	165	41	124	24.8%
2rm731ww	Factors influencing the road mortality of snakes on the Upper Snake River Plain, Idaho	164	83	81	50.6%
4wd0j27j	Wildlife tunnels and fauna bridges in Poland: past, present and future, 1997-2013	164	41	123	25.0%
7d0153rg	The influence of predator-prey relationships on wildlife passage evaluation	164	39	125	23.8%
97d454fj	Valuation and Crediting Approaches for Transportation and Metropolitan Planning Agencies	163	56	107	34.4%
3dd9z5r1	Reducing habitat fragmentation by roads: a comparison of measures and scales	162	28	134	17.3%
3ts9d194	Impacts of highway construction and traffic on a wetland bird community	161	41	120	25.5%
8d73q0mj	Ecological Effects of Roads Infrastructure on Herpetofauna: Understanding Biology and Increasing Communication	161	46	115	28.6%
4fg047r6	Geosynthetics facilitate road construction and mitigate environmental impact in Amazon basin rainforest – 10 years of performance	155	70	85	45.2%
079630nb	Black bear movements and habitat use relative to roads in Ocala National Forest: preliminary findings	152	48	104	31.6%
1783q0kv	Does the configuration of road networks influence the degree to which roads affect wildlife populations?	152	50	102	32.9%
03s3n588	What do we know about pile driving and fish?	151	52	99	34.4%
8sf4b0jr	Trains, Grains, and Grizzly Bears: Reducing Wildlife Mortality on Railway Tracks in Banff National Park	151	20	131	13.2%
0kr0x064	Highway mortality of turtles and other herpetofauna at Lake Jackson, Florida, USA, and the efficacy of a temporary fence/culvert system to reduce roadkills	148	29	119	19.6%
1hv8x2bf	Role of Fencing in Promoting Wildlife Underpass Use and Highway Permeability	148	53	95	35.8%
36t6d09p	Determining the potential mitigation effects of wildlife passageways on black bears	148	46	102	31.1%
573094wr	Animal-Vehicle Collision Data Collection Throughout the United States and Canada	147	42	105	28.6%

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