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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Our latest cover features a flightless southern #cassowary dodging traffic. Read the paper http://ow.ly/F3pW302gVge

Our latest cover is from the paper by Hamish Campbell and colleagues: ‘Using citizen-collected wildlife sightings to predict…

A new #roadecology paper out of Australia features everyone's favourite living dinosaur - the cassowary. Dwyer et al used…

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