Research

Making scientific research accessible

Here, you’ll find easy-to-read summaries of scientifically rigorous, evidence-based and peer-reviewed publications from around the world to help you better plan, build, and manage ecologically sustainable linear infrastructure.

Research summaries are listed chronologically according to when they were published here.

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Have you recently published a peer-reviewed scientific paper on transportation and ecology? Do you want practitioners all around the world to find and use your results? Then you need to contribute a Research Summary!

Johanna Märtz Johanna Märtz

A simple framework for large-scale road-related risk assessments

Poorly planned or maintained roads can have devastating impacts on ecosystems, threatening biodiversity and fragmenting habitats worldwide. To address this, we developed a simple yet effective method to assess global and regional risks of road-related environmental impacts. By leveraging readily available data on road exposure and species-level susceptibility, our approach provides a practical tool for conservation planning and risk assessment. This accessible method empowers researchers, policymakers, and planners to identify high-risk areas and prioritize interventions—making it both impactful and easy to implement.

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