Statistical Analysis
Analytical trends in wildlife mortality rates across survey years and regions.
Peak season
JULY - AUGUST
Most vulnerable
Species like Jackals, Deers & Antelopes, Snakes and Lizards are the most vulnerable among our roadkill database
Highest Roadkill Density
Maharashtra road stretches
Mortality by Taxonomic Class
State-Wise Incident Breakdown
IUCN Conservation status of Recorded Species
Distribution of recorded wildlife species by their IUCN Red List conservation category
Key Research Findings
01
Hotspots
Our data shows major roadkill occurrences are currently concentrated along NH 353, (Amravati district, MH),
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Temporal surge
Our data has clearly captured a monsoon-surge event, indicating a peak of roadkills in monsoon season.
03
State Distribution
Our data suggest Maharashtra accounts for highest roadkill occurrences in our dataset followed by Gujarat, Telangana and Rajasthan
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Species at Risk
Species like Jackals, Deers & Antelopes, Snakes and Lizards are the most vulnerable among our roadkill database