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What you can do to make your next roadtrip wildlife friendly
Most of the wildlife killed on Tasmanian roads is hit between dusk and dawn. Driving at 60km/hr or less on country roads between dusk and dawn will give you a good chance of seeing an animal and being able to slow down safely to avoid it. Roadkilltas.com provides information and tools for drivers to help them avoid hitting wildlife. We aim to reduce the impact of wildlife collisions on both people and animals.
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Tasmanian Roadkill Statistics
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Latest NewsAS FEATURED ON CATALYST Roadkill Rescue - see the story and transcript here - and read the reasearch paper NIght time driver detection distances for Tasmanian fauna. Get involved in the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program Roadkill Project Bonorong launches FOC Wildlife Rescue Program Results of a survey into wildlife warning signage (852 kb pdf) |
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