Analysis of Data from the IRMP Database
Analytical trends in Roadkill rates across survey years and regions of India
Peak Roadkill Reporting Period
JULY – AUGUST
Frequently Recorded Species
Asian Palm Squirrel
Highest Number of Reported Roadkill Records
Maharashtra accounts for the highest number of reported roadkill records in the current IRMP database.
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 Findings from the IRMP Database
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01 — Spatial Concentration
The current IRMP database shows a concentration of reported roadkill records along sections of NH 353 in Amravati district, Maharashtra.
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02 — Seasonal Pattern
Analysis of IRMP records indicates a seasonal increase in reported roadkill records during the monsoon months, with July–August showing the highest reporting frequency.
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03 — State Distribution
Maharashtra accounts for the highest number of reported roadkill records in the current IRMP database, followed by Gujarat, Telangana and Rajasthan.
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04 — Frequently Recorded Animal Groups
Jackals, deer and antelopes, along with snakes and lizards, are among the most frequently recorded animal groups in the current IRMP database.
Documentation & Standards
Analysis Framework & Dataset Specifications
Methodology
Monitoring Framework & Protocol
Data collection follows a hybrid monitoring framework. Citizen science contributions enable large-scale spatial coverage, while systematic surveys conducted by trained observers provide more standardized data on roadkill occurrences.