Using citizen‐collected wildlife sightings to predict traffic strike hot spots for threatened species: a case study on the southern cassowary

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RT @JAppliedEcology: Our latest cover features a flightless southern #cassowary dodging traffic. Read the paper https://t.co/nX4aI1WrTg htt…

Our latest cover features a flightless southern #cassowary dodging traffic. Read the paper https://t.co/nX4aI1WrTg https://t.co/cL6oSFo1x3

RT @kyliesoanes: Using citzen science to predict roadkill hotspots for cassowaries - everyone's favourite dinosaur bird #roadecology https:…

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