Bird mortality on powerlines in the Altai Republic and Altai Kray of Russia in 2022

E. P. Shnayder
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In October of 2022, 419 km of 6-10kV powerlines were inspected in the Altai Republic and Altai Kray of Russia. The most favorable situation was found in Ulagan District of the Altai Republic. In other districts – Ust-Kan (Altai Republic), Uglovskiy, Solonesh, Rubtsovsk and Petropavlovsk (Altai Kray), numerous violations were observed. In total, 211 dead birds were found killed by electrocution. Nine out of them belong to species enlisted in the Red Data Book of Russia including one Saker Falcon enlisted as Primarily Valuable Species. Along this work we revealed the most dangerous lines required immediate retrofitting with Bird Protection Devices (BPDs) or renovation of already existing ones. The highest priority status was assigned to 6 powerlines or parts of them with a total length of 60 km, that got in total 401 unsafe utility poles. Those line were the cause of death of all Red-listed individuals and caused maximum damage to wildlife expressed in financial equivalent. The total damage to wildlife from all powerlines inspected was equal to 4 463 840 rubles (around $58 735 / €54 000) without approximation on previous season. A scheme of bird-dangerous parts of powerlines / single poles with coordinates was developed for all inspected lines.
2022年俄罗斯阿尔泰共和国和阿尔泰克雷地区电力线上的鸟类死亡率
2022年10月,俄罗斯阿尔泰共和国和阿尔泰克雷对419公里的6-10kV电力线进行了检查。阿尔泰共和国乌拉甘地区的情况最为有利。在其他地区- -东坎(阿尔泰共和国)、乌格洛夫斯基、索洛内什、鲁布佐夫斯克和彼得罗巴甫洛夫斯克(阿尔泰克雷),也观察到许多侵犯事件。共有211只死鸟被电死。其中9只属于俄罗斯红皮书中收录的物种,其中一只Saker Falcon被列为主要珍贵物种。在这项工作中,我们发现了最危险的线路,需要立即使用鸟类保护装置(bpd)进行改造或翻新现有的线路。最高优先级被分配给6条输电线或其部分,总长60公里,总共有401个不安全的电线杆。这条线是所有红色名单上的人死亡的原因,对野生动物造成了最大的经济损失。经检查的所有输电线对野生动物造成的总损害相当于4 463 840卢布(约合58 735美元/ 54 000欧元),没有上一季的近似值。为所有被检查的线路制定了电力线/单极危险部分的坐标方案。
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