Suspended cables by which electrical power is distributed throughout a country. (Source: UVAROVa)



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Brown CJ, Lawson JL 1989. Birds and electricity transmission lines in South West Africa/Namibia. Madoqua 16 (1) 59 - 67
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Simmons RE, Brown CJ 2004. The conservation status of the Martial eagle Polemaetus bellicosus in Namibia.
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MartialEagle - Gabar 2004.doc 61 KB
Simmons RE 2011. Greater Kestrel survives impact with power lines. Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology 82 (1) 75-76
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Greater Kestrel survives powerline Ostrich.pdf 54.82 KB
Pérez-García JM, Botella F, Sánchez-Zapata JA, Moleón M 2011. Conserving outside protected areas: Edge effects and avian electrocutions on the periphery of Special Protection Areas. Bird Conservation International 1 - 7
Dwyer JF 2006. Electric shock injuries in a Harris's Hawk Population. Journal of Raptor Research 40 (3) 193 - 199
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Electric shock injuries in a Harriers Hawk population.pdf 359.9 KB
Martin GR, Shaw JM 2010. Bird collisions with power lines: Failing to see the way ahead?. Biological Conservation 143 2695 - 2702
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Rubolini D, Gustin M, Bogliani G, Garavaglia R 2005. Birds and powerlines in Italy: An assessment. Bird Conservation International 15 131 - 145
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Ponce C, Alonso JC, Argandona G, Fernandez AG, Carrasco M 2010. Carcass removal by scavengers and search accuracy affect bird mortality estimates at power lines. Animal Conservation 13 603 - 612
Mojica EK, Watts BD, Paul JT, Voss ST, Pottie J 2009. Factors contributing to Bald Eagle electrocutions and line collisions on Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Journal of Raptor Research 43 (1) 57-61
Martínez JA, Martínez JE, Mañosa S, Zuberogoitia I, Calvo JF 2006. How to manage human-induced mortality in the Eagle Owl Bubo bubo. Bird Conservation International 16 265 - 278
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how to manage human-induced mortality in the eagle owl bubo bubo.pdf 148.41 KB
Tintó A, Real J, Mañosa S 2010. Predicting and Correcting Electrocution of Birds in Mediterranean Areas. Journal of Wildlife Management 74 (8) 1852 - 1862
Mañosa S 2001. Strategies to identify dangerous electricity pylons for birds. Biodiversity and Conservation 10 1997 - 2012
Lehmana RN, Kennedy PL, Savidge JA 2007. The state of the art in raptor electrocution research: A global review. Biological Conservation 136 159 - 174
Shaw JM, Jenkins AR, Ryan PG, Smallie JJ 2010. A preliminary survey of avian mortality on power lines in the Overberg, South Africa. Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology 81 (2) 109 - 113
Shaw JM, Jenkins AR, Smallie JJ, Ryan PG 2010. Modelling power-line collision risk for the Blue Crane Anthropoides paradiseus in South Africa. Ibis 152 590 - 599
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