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How has the COVID-19 lockdown impacted wildlife?

July 15, 2020

Matthias Loretto had been studying common ravens in Yellowstone National Park — as well as in Austria, where he is from —  looking at how much ravens use wolf kills for food versus human sources. …

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Clearer roads due to COVID-19 makes wildlife travel safer

July 2, 2020

Crossing roads has become a little safer for wildlife during the coronavirus lockdown in the United States due to a huge drop in traffic. According to a new report released by the Davis Road Ecology …

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British Columbia Launches New Program to Reduce Wildlife Collisions

March 24, 2015

The East Kootenay region of British Columbia is no stranger to wildlife collisions with vehicles. In fact, in a typical year in British Columbia, more than 6,000 animals are killed by vehicles and over 18,000 …

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