... on wildlife behaviour and efficacy in busy urban environments. Road ecology roadkill mitigation eastern grey kangaroo urbanisation conservation threatened species, urban wildlife Virtual fencing as a wildlife-vehicle collision mitigation measure: technical function, wildlife response...

...Danny Wotherspoon; Shelley Burgin Vehicle collision resulting in animal mortality is a common daily occurrence, although few studies have considered the impact on herpetofauna in urban areas. Over a 7 year period (2003 - 2010), 1.4 km of suburban streets of Falconbridge that interface...

...H. Bender; G. Coulson ABSTRACT Collisions between vehicles and macropods pose problems for road safety, animal welfare and wildlife conservation in Australia. We tested the ShuRoo, which is marketed specifically to deter kangaroos from approaching vehicles. We recruited 18 fleet operators...

...Rolf Schlagloth; Flavia Santamaria; Alistair Melzer; Marie R. Keatley; Wayne Houston ABSTRACT Koalas moving across open ground risk dog attacks and collisions with vehicles when crossings roads. Historical records from a resident survey, two regional wildlife carers and a state government...

... in NSW from 1973 to 2020 to describe trends in admissions across NSW. A total of 18,039 koala admission records were collated from 1973 to 2020. Koalas were rescued due to disease, motor vehicle collision, dog attacks, unsuitable environment, bushfire, orphaning, and other reasons. However, the reasons...

... to identify (i) threats faced by the koala across Victoria and (ii) their perceptions on koala population trends and potential threat mitigation actions. Wildlife rehabilitators identified habitat loss, fragmentation, and degradation as the biggest threat to koalas, while vehicle collisions, heatwaves...

..., NSW. In this precinct there are concerns that there may be a collision between a kangaroo and a very fast racing car and that large numbers of kangaroos will have an impact on the survival of an Endangered Ecological Community and agricultural activities on the Mount. In the first instance Bathurst...

... remained in the river for 100 days, during which time observations were made of its movements, diving habits, feeding behaviour and body condition. Apart from the risk of stranding, the entrapped whale also faced the potential threats of starvation, entanglement in fishing nets, collision with boat traffic...

... was estimated at $91.3 million (McLeod 2023) of which $4.5 million directly resulted from vehicle collisions (road and railway). The fringe of urban habitat characterised by lower density settlements surrounded by vegetation (garden, parks, nature reserves), provides abundant food and shelter resources often...

... Society of NSW. Design & layout: R. Sherratt. AZu os torlaol gi aisnt Edited by Daniel Lunney, Brad Law and Martin Predavec Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales Volume 42 Number 3 2022 Contents Vehicle collisions and dog attacks on Victorian koalas as evidenced by a retrospective analysis...

... of this species. Spotlighting eventually showed, on three occasions, two bats flying directly towards each other and colliding in mid-air, producing the clapping sound. The short, sharp sound indicated that a collision occurred, rather than a manoeuvre where the bats avoided each other by quick turns past each...

... Society of NSW. Design & layout: R. Sherratt. AZu os torlaol gi aisnt Edited by Daniel Lunney, Brad Law and Martin Predavec Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales Volume 42 Number 3 2022 Contents Vehicle collisions and dog attacks on Victorian koalas as evidenced by a retrospective analysis...

... by marsupials, although the speed of vehicles is not reduced by signs (COllison 1982). Bird Collisions with Powerlines Powerlines fragment bird flight paths, leading to colli- sions of birds with the lines, resulting in injury and death. No Australian study documents the horrific injuries and mass mortalities...

... for minimising disturbance Matthew Mo and Katarina Bonatakis1 Changes to the status of birds in the Tapitallee region on the south coast of New South Wales from 1928 to 2020 Garry Daly30 Virtual fencing as a wildlife-vehicle collision mitigation measure: technical function, wildlife response and considerations...

...-collecting technique as it passes into history. Two papers in this edition feature bats. The paper by Murray Ellis describes mid-air collisions of the White-striped Mastiff Bat Tadarida australis, but there are no photos. Given the difficulty of seeing bats, and photo- graphing them flying, it seems most...

... for minimising disturbance Matthew Mo and Katarina Bonatakis1 Changes to the status of birds in the Tapitallee region on the south coast of New South Wales from 1928 to 2020 Garry Daly30 Virtual fencing as a wildlife-vehicle collision mitigation measure: technical function, wildlife response and considerations...

... rate of increase prior to the 2018 drought, from 1991 to 2017, was 0.08. These increases in population lead to a number of outcomes. Some are human responses such as more amateur shooting and the construction of kangaroo exclusion fences. Others are increases in motor vehicle collision and outbreaks...

... Risk of serious collision with humans and wildlife Risk of serious collision with humans and wildlife Risk of serious collision with humans and wildlife Soft, small risk of rope burn during deployment and retrieval Storage requirements Airport or airfield Airport or airfield Minimal Preferably under...