Road ecology : synthesis and perspectives /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: EBSCOhost
Other Authors: D'Amico, Marcello (Editor), Barrientos, Rafael (Editor), Ascensão, Fernando (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer, [2026]
Series:Fascinating life sciences,
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Part I. Road Impacts : How Roads Affect Ecosystems and Species
  • Chapter 1. Conceptual Frameworks for Roadkill Risk and Road-Mortality Surveys
  • Chapter 2. Fatal Attraction and Costly Avoidance: Wildlife Behaviour in a World of Roads
  • Chapter 3. The Effects of Roads on Wildlife Movement
  • Chapter 4. Habitat Loss and Fragmentation Due to Roads
  • Chapter 5. Ecological Impacts of Road Lighting
  • Chapter 6. Impacts of Traffic Noise on Wildlife
  • Chapter 7. From Road Pavement to the Climate: Chemical Pollution from Vehicular Traffic
  • Chapter 8. Roadsides as Novel Ecosystems and Potential Ecological Traps: Reviewing the State of Knowledge
  • Chapter 9. Vertebrate Glucocorticoid Physiology and Road Ecology
  • Chapter 10. Highway to Health: Impacts of Roads on Wildlife Health
  • Chapter 11. Roads and Animal Reproduction
  • Chapter 12. Road Impacts on Population Persistence
  • Chapter 13. Impacts of Roads on Animal Evolution
  • Chapter 14. Road Effects on Species Interactions
  • Chapter 15. Roadside Habitats : Communities and Ecology
  • Chapter 16. Roads and Ecosystem Services
  • Chapter 17. Roads as Drivers of Biological Invasions
  • Chapter 18. Impacts of Roads on Eco-Hydrology and Geomorphology
  • Chapter 19. Neutral and Positive Effects of Roads on Animals
  • Part II. Road Ecology around the World : Regional Accounts Revealing both Common Threads and Unique Challenges
  • Chapter 20. Road Ecology in Africa: Applying the Discipline for Sustainable Outcomes
  • Chapter 21. Road Ecology in Asia
  • Chapter 22. Road Ecology in Europe
  • Chapter 23. Road Ecology in Latin America
  • Chapter 24. Road Ecology in North America: Emerging Issues and Ongoing Challenges
  • Chapter 25. Road Ecology in Oceania
  • Part III. Road Impacts on Different Organisms : Detailed Treatments for Major Taxonomic Groups
  • Chapter 26. Road Impacts on Health and Conservation of Plants
  • Chapter 27. Road Impacts on Insects
  • Chapter 28. Effects of Roads on Freshwater Fish: Insights on Road Planning and Management
  • Chapter 29. Amphibian Road Ecology and Mitigation; A Synthesis of Progress and Lingering Unanswered Questions
  • Chapter 30. Reptiles and Roads: What We Know and What We Need to Learn
  • Chapter 31. The Impact of Roads on Birds
  • Chapter 32. Walking, Flying, and Gliding Over Roads: The Impacts of Roads on Mammals
  • Part IV. Emerging Topics in Road Ecology : from Infrastructure Synergies to Cutting-Edge Technologies and Global Development Initiatives
  • Chapter 33. Mitigation Effectiveness in Road Ecology
  • Chapter 34. Wildlife Road-Crossing Structures
  • Chapter 35. Ecological-Economic Optimization in Road Ecology
  • Chapter 36. Large-Scale Assessments of Transportation Infrastructure Impacts: Identifying Species and Areas at Risk
  • Chapter 37. Roadless Areas
  • Chapter 38. A Beginner's Guide to Molecular Road Ecology: Revealing the Genetic Legacy of a Fragmented World
  • Chapter 39. Species Traits in Road Ecology: Defining Intrinsic Vulnerability
  • Chapter 40. Hierarchical Models to Improve Inference in Road Ecology
  • Chapter 41. A Blockchain Approach to Volunteer Data Collection in Transportation-Ecology
  • Chapter 42. Technological Methods in Road Ecology
  • Chapter 43. Environmental Impacts of Off-Road Vehicles: Substantial, Widespread and Challenging to Manage
  • Chapter 44. Global Transport Infrastructure Development Initiatives
  • Chapter 45. Beyond the Right-of-Way: Integrating Fence and Road Ecology
  • Chapter 46. Road Ecology and Railway Ecology: Similarities and Differences
  • Chapter 47. Road Ecology and Power line Ecology: Similarities and Differences
  • Chapter 48. IUCN's World Commission on Protected Areas is Tackling the Ecological Impacts of Transportation Systems
  • Chapter 49. Mainstreaming Road Ecology in Biodiversity Conservation Policies
  • Part V. Conclusions - Distilling the Policy and Research Directions That Can Lead to Meaningful Change
  • Chapter 50. Charting the Path Ahead: Key Research Priorities in Road Ecology.