“HABITAT FRAGMENTATION TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE”

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“HABITAT FRAGMENTATION TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE” COST Action 341 “HABITAT FRAGMENTATION DUE TO TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE”

What the presentation is about? Introduction Outcomes of COST 341 Organisation of COST 341

What is COST ? Intergovernmental co-operation - 1971 (European COoperation in the Field of Scientific and Technical Research) Intergovernmental co-operation - 1971 - 17 Scientific & Technical domains Participation - 32 COST countries - The European Commission - International organisations and research establishments from non-COST countries COST Actions - Concerted actions of national funded R&D - Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

Objectives of the COST Action 341: To promote a safe and sustainable pan-European transport infrastructure through recommending measures and planning procedures with the aim of conserving biodiversity and reducing vehicular accidents and resulting fauna casualties

Fragmentation caused by roads Rijkswaterstaat, The Netherlands

Fragmentation caused by other landuse Rijkswaterstaat, The Netherlands

Roads form barriers for movements of animals Marcel Huÿser

Fauna casualties Rijkswaterstaat, The Netherlands

A high number of badgers, an endangered species in the Netherlands, are killed on roads Rijkswaterstaat, The Netherlands

THE ACTION WILL BRING VIA ITS DELIVERABLES THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS: in the stress produced by linear transportation infrastructure on the European biological heritage via implementation of a scientifically based, uniform set of measures. Saving of time and money by learning from past mistakes and avoiding overlapping research. Enhancement of road safety. Enlarged and diversified manufacture of related products (ecoducts, tunnels, fences), and consequently more employment. European integration in the field of planning procedures and technical requirements for implementation of mitigation and compensation measures. Provision of scientific and technical support to the implementation of the Trans-European Transport Networks (TEN-T).

Initiated by: * European network of experts and institutions involved in the phenomena of habitat fragmentation caused by the development of transportation infrastructure networks. Created in 1996 with the objective of promoting the cooperation between different countries, the exchange of information and the developing of common research programs.

PARTICIPANTS of THE COST ACTION 341  Austria  Belgium  Czech Republic  Cyprus  Denmark  France  The Netherlands  Hungary  Norway  Spain  United Kingdom  Switzerland  Sweden  ECNC  Ireland  Portugal

Introduction Outcomes of COST 341 Organisation of COST 341

OUTCOMES: 1. 13 National State of Art Reports on Habitat Fragmentation due to Linear Transportation Infrastructure 2. European Review on Habitat Fragmentation due to Linear Transportation Infrastructure in Europe 3. The European Handbook on how to avoid Habitat Fragmentation due to Linear Transportation Infrastructure 4. On-line database 5. Final Report of the COST Action 341

EUROPEAN REVIEW ON HABITAT FRAGMENTATION DUE TO TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE IN EUROPE habitat fragmentation and infrastructure: effects on nature, overview of environmental bottlenecks; current situation regarding solutions: avoidance of habitat fragmentation, overview of mitigation/ compensatory measures, maintenance aspects, evaluation / effectiveness; legislative framework; on-going research; review of relevant case studies and projects; cost effectiveness of defragmentation measures; gaps in knowledge, identification of research areas and recommendations; directory of institutions and organisations involved; bibliography.

THE EUROPEAN HANDBOOK ON HOW TO AVOID HABITAT FRAGMENTATION DUE TO TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE methodology/indicators to define and quantify ‘fragmentation’ priorities for tackling environmental bottlenecks; ways to avoid fragmentation in the planning phase/ integration of infrastructure in surrounding landscapes; best practice in mitigation/compensatory measures for existing and planned infrastructure; technical description/maintenance; methods to evaluate/monitor the effectiveness of measures; recommendations on methodological aspects of a monetary evaluation of external effects; recommendations for planners to help them with planning procedures.

Fauna passage, Hoge Veluwe, The Netherlands Rijkswaterstaat, the Netherlands

Fauna passage, Boer Kotte, The Netherlands Rijkswaterstaat, the Netherlands

Fauna passage for small terrestrial and aquatic animals Hans Bekker

Other measures can reduce fauna casualties Hans Bekker

Fences along roads prevent fauna casualties but need good maintenance Hans Bekker

THE ON-LINE DATABASE WILL COMPRISE: Literature in the field of transportation infrastructure and habitat fragmentation; On-going projects in the field of transportation infrastructure and habitat fragmentation; Existing mitigation measures; Metadata on existing databases concerning habitat fragmentation (e.g. fauna casualty database) can be accessed on the following address: http://www.iene.info

PRODUCTS OF COST 341 ADDRESSED TO: European Community (DGs Energy and Transport, Environment, Enlargement); Policy and decision makers on national level: Transport and Environment Ministries); Technical and Scientific-research community; Advisory/Construction companies; European and national non-governmental organisations; Financial Institutions (European Investment Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development).

Introduction Outcomes of COST 341 Organisation of COST 341

PLANNING 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 September November 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 National State of the Art Reports European Review European Handbook on Habitat Fragmentation due to Transportation Infrastructure Database Dissemination of the information Final Report

ORGANISATION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Two representatives from each participating country / international organisation and one representative from the European Commission NATIONAL WORKING GROUPS Experts of each participant country THEMATIC WORKING GROUPS Database // State of the Art report // European Handbook // Dissemination MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS 1st Brussels - Oct 1998 2nd Hungary - Apr 1999 3rd Switzerland - Oct 1999 4th Spain - Apr 2000 5th Edinburgh - Oct 2000 6th Antwerp - Apr 2001

DISSEMINATION http://www.cordis.lu/cost-transport/scr/cost-341.htm Workshops, Seminars and Conferences Conference Proceedings Interim and Final Reports CD-ROM The COST Transport Web site http://www.cordis.lu/cost-transport/scr/cost-341.htm

Tunnel for small and medium size mammals Das & Boom Das & Boom