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Video
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Length
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| SUGGESTED PRACTICES FOR RAPTOR PROTECTION ON POWER LINES |
I-24
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20
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Synopsis:
This video provides a visual profile of the research and safeguards now available to remedy the issue of raptor electrocutions. It shows power-line design and raptor safety practices including the direct relationship of mortality to spacing between elements that compromise the phase-to-phase or phase-to-ground contact. |
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Title
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Video
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Length
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| RAPTORS AT RISK |
I-25
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27
min.
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Synopsis:
Raptor electrocution continues to be one of the major wildlife concerns of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWSD), especially in states west of the Mississippi River. Raptors (birds of prey) are a group of birds which includes eagles, falcons, owls, kites, osprey and vultures. The purpose of the video is to educate the public and the industry about this issue through: identification of birds of prey and the appreciation of these birds from an aesthetic sense and their importance to the ecosystem; the problem of raptor electrocutions (including site problems-location of facilities, design of structures and associated outages); laws and regulations and associated penalties that protect these birds; solutions including pre-construction design solutions and post-construction retrofit in problem areas. |
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Title
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Video
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Length
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| "GET THE DIRT"- DAMAGE PREVENTION AWARENESS VIDEO |
I-26
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15
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Synopsis:
Overview of the Kansas One-Call dig safety procedure. (2001) |
