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Bats are long‐lived mammals with low reproductive rates, making them susceptible to developments that reduce reproductive output or increase mortality. Roads destroy, degrade and fragment habitats, reducing the ability of bats to roost, feed and reproduce. Current mitigation techniques have not been proven to be effective at conserving bats at the population level.1Road effects vary among species...
Bat populations are potentially vulnerable to the barrier effects of roads. However, empirical data on how road features facilitate or impede bat movements are scarce and essential for planning mitigation measures. We investigated bat movements across a motorway where it intersects with potential bat commuting routes along prominent linear landscape elements (treelines along hedgerows, minor roads,...
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