Little evidence of a road-effect zone for nocturnal, flying insects
Abstract
Roads and traffic may be contributing to global declines of insect populations. The ecological effects of roads often extend far into the surrounding habitat, over a distance known as the road‐effect zone. The quality of habitat in the road‐effect zone is generally degraded (e.g., due to edge effects, noise, light, and chemical pollution) and can be reflected in species presence, abundance, or demographic parameters. Road‐effect zones have been...
Paper Details
Title
Little evidence of a road-effect zone for nocturnal, flying insects
Published Date
Dec 27, 2018
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
1
Pages
65 - 72
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