As Brazil ramps up rail projects, wildlife kills remain understudied

Brazil’s railway network spans some 30,000 kilometers, or nearly 19,000 miles, but researchers know little about its impact on wildlife. What’s clear, though, is that wildlife kills are the most striking issue. “Railways are often remote, and they are rarely visible to us. So we end up not seeing the impacts associated with them,” says […]

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