Wildlife and Roads

A resource for mitigating the effects of roads on wildlife using wildlife crossings such as overpasses, underpasses, and crosswalks.

This resource can be used to address the issues associated with wildlife corridors, habitat fragmentation, wildlife-vehicle collisions involving deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, carnivores, amphibians and reptiles, and small mammals, and other animals, and other road ecology issues.

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2 total listings found for Alabama.

Literature Listings (2)

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Author, Year		Full Reference
Hussain, Anwar; Armstrong, James; Brown, David; Hogland, John, 2007		Hussain, A., J. B. Armstrong, D. B. Brown, and J. Hogland. 2007. Land-use pattern, urbanization, and deer-vehicle collision in Alabama. Human-Wildlife Confliscts 1:89-96.
C. Kenneth Dodd, Kevin M. Enge, and James N. Stuart, 1989		Dodd, C. K., D. M. Enge, and J. N. Stuart. 1989. Reptiles on highways in North-Central Alabama, USA. Journal of Herpetology 23:197-200.